Transmission needs to be checked out.
If automatic check fluid level. If manual clutch is bad or needs adjusted.
SOURCE: 1999 Dodge Ram 360 5.8 liter engine feels like transmission is sl
Hi, the problem you are having sounds like the differential needs replacing this can be expensive and hard work but not doing this can cause further damage to your vehicle so its better get it done sooner rather than later.
If on the other hand your only getting a vibration through the steering wheel then this could be that the wheels need balancing.
You should know which of the two problems you have if you need further assistance then just let me know ok
SOURCE: transmission slipping in my 94 Ford Explorer. I
replace the tranny
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SOURCE: 200 lincoln engine problem
i have a 2000 ls 6 cylender....replaces the head gaskets, all coils and plugs runs great......my car used to buck and jumo around 40-50 mph...no longer.....do yourself a favor if you are going to replace 1 coil replace them all.....once you haver the top of the engine apart you mighnt as well replace all the coils i got all 6 for 110 on ebay brand new....also be sure to get a good valve cover gasket i recomend fel-pro
SOURCE: For some time the rpms
Had the same problem. In my case, the wiring harness was scraping against the vibrating motor and wore through the insulation. This caused the computer to think the throttle position sensor was bad and the RPMs were erratic. The engine light came on and indicated TPS. A short time later, more of the wires became damaged and the engine started missing cylinders. My problem was at the top rear of the engine where the harness runs over a metal stud (right behind the valve cover). Check your wiring harness. Not an easy find until you actually look for it specifically.
SOURCE: my van doesnt want to go over 35 or 40 mph if you
front clutch has gone in the gearbox ,trade it in quick
Testimonial: "Great!wanna buy a van?could i try hooking it to a computer to see for sure ?"
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