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troy freeman Posted on Dec 23, 2011
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R.p.m. goes up while driving

The r.p.m. when up three thime when i was driving but went down when i let off the gas pedal

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Does it feel like the car doesn't go any faster when it does that? Or does it speed up? If it feels like your slowing down it could be that the transmission is slipping.

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