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Shifting and speedo problem HELP stumped

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Old 03-03-2012, 06:43 AM
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Shifting and speedo problem HELP stumped

So i just picked up a 93 z auto drove good when i was test driving. Went to drive it the other day start the car and the speedo just starts going crazy it started reading 60-70mph with the car at idle. i put the car in drive and the speedo reads correct when im driving. that problem 1

Problem 2- kinda hard to explain the car will run awesome quick and fast but the tranny doesnt like to shift.. and when the tranny shifts nice and easy and i give it full throttle the car boogs stumbles runs like ****.

IDK what these problems could be i was thinking VSS but thats not the case any ideas??
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Old 03-03-2012, 07:09 AM
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just noticed that at idle if i put my foot on the brake the speedo goes down take foot off brake speedo goes up wtf
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Re: Shifting and speedo problem HELP stumped

The speedpometer problem sounds like a bad ground wire somewhere,I would check the connector or sensor on the trans..If the trans is slipping when you jump on it,sounds like time for a rebuild.
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