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    Fuel pump?

    Hey this morning i was starting my car like normal (let it warm up a bit) and then i backed out of my spot and when i went forward the car would idle forward at 10mph but no matter how much i pressed the gas nothing would happen and i would not gain any speed. When its in park or nuetral it idles very high at 3thousand rpm's and somthing is really worng i guess. i think its the fuel pump i mean it has to be right?
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    you can check the fuel pump, but i don't think it is the problem.
    check your vacuum lines.
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    ok ill try that
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    do you have an automatic?
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    yes i do and i wanted to check the fluid level but i cant find the dip stick lol i looked everywhere and i cant find where to check my fluid dose any one have a pic i can look at?
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    i looked in the haynes manual and it shows this tiny little diagram that tells me jack. perhaps its right in front of my face but i dont see it. dose anybody know of its location?
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    Warm up the car drive it around for a while then quickly unscrew the dipstick from the trans and then whipe it down and rest it back in its hole as far as it will go without actually screwing it back in any. Pull it back out and check the fluid level... do this three times then screw the dipstick back in. the fluid should be between the 2 X's


    X _
    X
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    Thanks alot i found it. now all i have to do is check it tommrow when i get some day light.
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    Sound like your trans ,,,maybe the lockup 4th gear solinoid is stuck. You could just for the hell of it disconnect some electrical plugs to trans just for a quick test then test drive.:pimp:

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    what kind of trans fluid do i need?
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    i added fluid and no luck
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    check for a stuck secondry ! get hose number 28 off the secondry diaphram and see if idle drops !

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    The TV cable is hooked up right?

    A stuck secondary or a stuck valve bleeding off secondary vacuum?
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    hey i got no idea what your talking about. Could you please explain it a bit better, im not car smart. but if you tell me what to check i think i can no prob
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    tv cabel?
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    hey guys could you explian that a bit better please.
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    slow down there... The TV cable is to the right of the transmission dipsick... it hooks onto a little lever and runs to either:
    the throttle linlkage from behind the carb
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    the firewall and then to the pedal assembly.
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    thanks man ill try that
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    Hey it was my CABLE thanks for the help guys now i just have to buy a new one where ever i can find it.
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    had to go to dealership to get part for 30$ its on order wont come in untill wedneday so i think ill just be with out the car for a while.
    "If all the year were playing holidays, to sport would be as tedious as to work"--Willam Shakespear

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