JUTYCUS

In the video, you will see that I floor it twice. The first time it did what it was supposed to do. The second time, the RPM's jump over to redline and it doesn't kick into gear until I come off of the gas. Any suggestions would be helpful. BTW, the fluid level is full. I don't have air in my car, so you will hear wind noise and Bob Marley playing in the background(may be loud).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-O86nZDHLEM

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lovelyleg

Before I speculate on what the issue may be, check the level and condition of the Tranny Fluid. I would not continue to drive it like that in case you do more damage to the preexisting problem. Just my 2 cents.

TLReaves

JUTYCUS, I remember you started a thread about this before. If you haven't checked the stuff we talked about before no one will be able to give a an educated answer. Correctly diagnosing a transmission problem is hard enough in person let alone over the internet. You're either going to have to do the legwork yourself or take it to a mechanic, but whichever you decide, please do it before more stuff starts breaking as a result of this initial problem.

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