Loss of power
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Loss of power
I have a 2.5 and 5 spd. Ok, every once and a while when i accelerate, my truck seems to loose power and slow down. I then let up off the gas and push it again and it usually takes off. What could be going wrong? Is it the motor, tranny, rearend or what? It is starting to bother me.
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#4
you are making the engine work harder when adding larger tires which in turn lowers your final drive ratio. But it could be possible that the new tires brought the problem to light...before it was barely noticeable?
Rear cats like to clog up i understand...i've got one partially clogged causing 'loss of power' at high rpm...even with my good intake installed. I know i don't have a 2.5, but it applies to all the engines.
Rear cats like to clog up i understand...i've got one partially clogged causing 'loss of power' at high rpm...even with my good intake installed. I know i don't have a 2.5, but it applies to all the engines.
#5
you are making the engine work harder when adding larger tires which in turn lowers your final drive ratio. But it could be possible that the new tires brought the problem to light...before it was barely noticeable?
Rear cats like to clog up i understand...i've got one partially clogged causing 'loss of power' at high rpm...even with my good intake installed. I know i don't have a 2.5, but it applies to all the engines.
Rear cats like to clog up i understand...i've got one partially clogged causing 'loss of power' at high rpm...even with my good intake installed. I know i don't have a 2.5, but it applies to all the engines.
#9
prob the best thing to do is to get it hooked onto a diagnostic machine to find out if it is indeed the converter. and if it is clogged, it will eventually completely clog and will cause serious engine problems
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