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Old 10-14-2009, 06:53 PM
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Re: Car Speed does not match as RPM goes up

No, I don't notice any other problems. Runs good otherwise.

Reading up on the crank variation learn sequence, it seems that will help so you don't get false misfire codes. Since I don't have that problem, doesn't seem like that could be it.

Thanks for replying. I was hoping I'd get someone who knew right a way what it was.
Kind of like when some one posts, there car locked up and all the fluid was gone out of the radiator.
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Old 02-14-2010, 08:30 PM
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Re: Car Speed does not match as RPM goes up

Want to be conscious of not posting in an old thread, but still working on this. I had a pressure test done, checked out OK.

Mechanic will look at it this week. He thinks it might be running lean. Maybe a O2 Sensor, TPS or something like that.

Another guy said he thinks it's the torque converter.

Chris.
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