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Old 06-13-2017, 10:24 PM
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Acceleration Problem!!
I have a 2008 6mt g37s and recently it is not accelerating as fast as usual, I feel like the rpms are going too quick for the speed. It is only happening in 1st and low rpms In 2nd

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Old 06-13-2017, 10:27 PM
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Only way that could happen is if your tires jumped ship. You'd certainly hear bare wheels rolling down the road.
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Originally Posted by Jack Naim
I have a 2008 6mt g37s and recently it is not accelerating as fast as usual, I feel like the rims are going too quick for the speed. It is only happening in 1st and low rims In 2nd

Please help, thank you
Assuming you mean RPMs (not "rims"), your clutch might be slipping.
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Old 06-13-2017, 10:30 PM
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Whenever I said rims I meant rpms lool auto correct
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Old 06-13-2017, 10:38 PM
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Well then. Yeah, clutch slip.
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I remember this one time, my lane was ending and I figured I would just out accelerate the person in the next lane. That day, I knew I would need a new clutch.
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When in a higher gear and a steady speed, if you floor it do the rpm rise without the speed rising? High load low rpm acceleration should cause slipping.
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Originally Posted by Epiphany
When in a higher gear and a steady speed, if you floor it do the rpm rise without the speed rising? High load low rpm acceleration should cause slipping.
I have tried that and the rpms slowly rise with the speed, as it is supposed to be I think
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When is last time you changed trans and diff fluid
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