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Old 12-21-2009, 10:27 AM
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1997 g.m has trouble moving when cold

i ahve a 1997 grand marquis with about 190k. Recntly when i start it and let it idle down and oput it into drive and press the gas the rpms go down and it wont really move. once I get to 20 mph itll go fine. but when i press the gas it like studders then it goes. what could be wrong?
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Re: 1997 g.m has trouble moving when cold

When you hit the gas, the RPMs go down and not up? If they went up, I'd suspect a bad solenoid or worn out clutch for first gear. You'd be in second gear a little before 20MPH which is when you say you accelerate fine which is why I suspect something with the first gear in your transmission.
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