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This could be he Idle Control Valve and is around 50 dollars and a easy fix. Also try STP 5 in 1 fuel cleaner for a couple of tanks if you are using the cheap gas
It's most likely a combination of the 3 but the main cause would normally be the TPS (Throttle Positioning Sensor) which regulates engine idle speeds under different conditions.
Will the car move at all. If you put it in gear and let your foot off brake , does it move untill you touch gas , or does it jam up as soon as wheels start to turn. I am suspecting problem with diff.
Doubtfull about trans filter.
it sounds like the vacuum pipe to the break servo is leaking or it could be the servo diaphragm broken hence you hear the noise in the car, if the brakes are harder to press its most likely to be the servo unit more than the pipe i would also expect you to having a ideling problem due to the extra air in the intake system. hope this helps regards John
have too put gas into the injectors too start and it is only going 35 miles an hour? I know it's a lemon but would like too know where too start to fix it,
could be tranny mount has dry rotted on you/ or engine mount. Have a friend get in the car and put it in gear while holding the brake down, get under the car (carefully) before this happens and see if the tranny or engine jumps more than it should. Also inspect for worn/dry rotted suspension bushings on your shocks, a-arms, panhard bar, etc...
If you can't find anything out of the ordinary, take it to a AAMCO to get the tranny inspected. Could have a faulty sylinoid in the tranny.
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