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pulled the accelerator cable, more rpms!!!


zoltron30

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sigh.... hi guys i took my 2001 accord to my mechanic and they pulled the accelerator cable to fix a problem with my gas pedal sticking

 

 

now when i accelarate i notice the rpm needle is very high and my car takes a while to accelerate. it seems to almost stutter. it happens after i stop, then accelerate.

 

my mechanic said it was the transmission, which i replaced in 06 and i never had the problem before i went to my mechanic. i had transmission problems before but honda installed another transmission......

 

 

any help is much appreciated

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My guess since you just replaced your tranny that it isn't the problem in your I4 unless you got a bad one to begin with. I'm sure there's a sure fire way to tell if it is your transmission, but I don't know it (I have the 5-speed). Does it only stutter like that when you are first starting out, or is it through all 4 gears?

 

Long story short, I don't think I'd jump to the conclusion of a bad tranny, especially if it seems to be the result of the shop you just had it at.

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My guess since you just replaced your tranny that it isn't the problem in your I4 unless you got a bad one to begin with. I'm sure there's a sure fire way to tell if it is your transmission, but I don't know it (I have the 5-speed). Does it only stutter like that when you are first starting out, or is it through all 4 gears?

 

Long story short, I don't think I'd jump to the conclusion of a bad tranny, especially if it seems to be the result of the shop you just had it at.

 

 

 

yeah it seems to only stutter when i come to a stop then press the gas pedal, other than that it drives fine. i took it to canadian tire and they said it was idling fine and couldnt find a problem at all....

 

just started happening after they pulled the cable. its an automatic transmission

 

thanks

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