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Old 10-10-2008, 11:36 PM   #1
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car rpm continue to rise after shifting

I drive a standard '02 cavalier with no tachometer. Yesterday I hit a curb that destroyed my alignment and my rim. Anyways, I've noticed that now when I shift from 3'rd to 4'th, the car continues to rev as if I never shifted at all. Since I don't have a tach to look at, I'm just going off what I'm hearing. I've already made a claim and everything but I was just wondering if I'm just being paranoid or it's possible something's wrong. First car, standard, no tachometer, gotta love it.
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