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Discussion in 'Technical Q&A' started by DavidsF355Spider, Jan 20, 2007.

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  1. DavidsF355Spider

    DavidsF355Spider Formula Junior

    Jul 3, 2005
    350
    Torrance, California
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    David
    #1 DavidsF355Spider, Jan 20, 2007
    Got in the car and warmer it up, went to tske off and it goes as soon as you give it gas ( before it took a few more rpms to start moving ) and when you let off the brake it will move slowly foward, same in reverse too. I turned off the power overnight to reset the computer and it still does it. It also shifts funny, there it a hesatation (spelling is wrong)between shifts too. Then I was driving and shifted down then back up and went into 6th and it miss shifted into nuetral. Anybody have any ideas of what the problem could be? Thanks in advance.
     
  2. Rifledriver

    Rifledriver Three Time F1 World Champ

    Apr 29, 2004
    37,279
    Cowboy Capitol of the World
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    Brian Crall
    #2 Rifledriver, Jan 21, 2007
    The first thing everybody needs to learn is that turning off the battery will not fix anything. It is no different that turning the room light off and pretending because you cannot see it there is no mess. I really don't care if someone says it fixed something, all it really did is put off the problem for another day, a day that will probably be far less convienent. That sleeping giant will be back and possibly with a vengance.

    Everyone repeat after me "Cars do not fix themselves".

    You are having a malfunction of the clutch. Incorrect setting of the PIS will cause that but it cannot happen by itself. If it really was not doing that last time the car was driven something is wrong.
     
  3. DavidsF355Spider

    DavidsF355Spider Formula Junior

    Jul 3, 2005
    350
    Torrance, California
    Full Name:
    David
    #3 DavidsF355Spider, Jan 22, 2007
    Thanks
     

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