Engine revs high but lags to actually accelerate
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Engine revs high but lags to actually accelerate
Hi everyone, this is my first post so sorry if it’s a bit broad and confusing. Also, I have been uising this forum for other questions I’ve had and I want to thank you all for providing your answers and examples.
Okay, so I have a 2004 Acura TL 6MT, and when I’m in shift to secon (& 3rd), if I try and punch the gas the revs will rev high(4000+) but the car won’t actually accelerate with those revs for about a second or two. I thought it was the oil, so I just did a oil change (mobil 1- 5w-30) and I still have the same problem. I’ve never had this issue and have had this car for a year. I’ve looked up this problem here in acurazine and can’t seem to quite find out the issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Okay, so I have a 2004 Acura TL 6MT, and when I’m in shift to secon (& 3rd), if I try and punch the gas the revs will rev high(4000+) but the car won’t actually accelerate with those revs for about a second or two. I thought it was the oil, so I just did a oil change (mobil 1- 5w-30) and I still have the same problem. I’ve never had this issue and have had this car for a year. I’ve looked up this problem here in acurazine and can’t seem to quite find out the issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
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I honestly don’t know, I purchased the vehicle with 120,xxx it has 140,xxx. Well that’s what I’ve been reading, along with a transmission slip, and a bad throttle position sensor. I purchased car off craigslist, so I’m almost certain it’s the original clutch. Would there be any other symptoms I could look for that would tell that it is a bad clutch? I had a 5spd Jeep Wrangler prior to my TL, and drive it pretty wildly, for about 4 years and never had any issues with the clutch. I think I’m pretty good with the clutch so I hope that’s not the issue :/
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I concur, the clutch is slipping; no mystery at all.
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Another thought is the check valve on the slave cylinder - but the OP has been driving it for roughly 20K miles. So I would agree with others in that it sounds like a slipping clutch.
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Thank all of you guys, i truly appreciate you guys and your responses. So, it was my clutch :/ it finally completely gave up on me last week while driving to work ;/. I’m going to be replacing the clutch as soon as i can. Any opinions or advice on type of clutch to be looking for? It could be said that I’m frequentky driving my car faster than most. Although, i do not race (like car group sort of thing) and do not plan on going that direction. I do, however, like to Test my cars limits and am wanting to purchase a clutch that can handle that and maybe help with that. Car is paid in full and I see myself owning this car for the next 10 years easily, so I’m wanting to maintain and upgrade my TL to perform well and last long. Sorry if I’m all over the place with this post, I’m just getting used to this. Should I️ create a new thread with this question about type of clutch to purchase??? Thank you guys once again. Much appreciated.
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unless you are pushing power; the OEM clutch is perfect for every day use.
p.s. the TL's clutch is one of the hardest clutches to learn on a car. ppl tend to burn through clutches because the way it's set up. Go OEM.
the OEM clutch is made by LUK. you can find the clutch set on ebay for $200 or less.
if you need a flywheel; go OEM as well. I would source it on ebay.
Good Luck
and just FYI; I found and answered some questions; meaning other people can see your questions too. meaning; you dont really have to make a new thread; because your questions are being seen.
p.s. the TL's clutch is one of the hardest clutches to learn on a car. ppl tend to burn through clutches because the way it's set up. Go OEM.
the OEM clutch is made by LUK. you can find the clutch set on ebay for $200 or less.
if you need a flywheel; go OEM as well. I would source it on ebay.
Good Luck
and just FYI; I found and answered some questions; meaning other people can see your questions too. meaning; you dont really have to make a new thread; because your questions are being seen.