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1st gear sucks!
2000 Boxster S - 6 Speed
No aftermarket mods 82,400 miles Ok... Can't quite put my finger on it, but... When I bought my car a few months ago it had great pickup and if I wanted to I could peel out (not that I wanted to). Now for whatever reason 1st gear kinda sucks. Car just doesn't launch me into orbit like it did when I bought it. Higher ears still give me goose pimples on the highway, but 1st feels like I really have to push it now. - I have no codes - No idle problems - Clutch is still engaging low - I'm not experiencing gear "slippage" (as far as I can tell) Took the car to a local indy shop and they said that the clutch still felt pretty good to them. They would need the car for a day or two to diagnose... Not excited about that idea. Things I've read: Could be the MAF. (Durametric data says it reads normal) Could be the Cats. (Don't know what to look for) Any ideas what else? |
Have you had the battery disconnected lately?
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My last "issue" with the car was a vacuum leak. While hunting it down the battery was disconnected a couple of times. Why do you ask?
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Hmmm... Come to think of it...
After the car came back from the mechanic the DME was reset. It drove great for about a day and then after that it went limp. I'm gonna try disconnecting the MAF and driving around a little tomorrow. If that doesn't help I will try resetting the DME via the battery trick. I am thinking that if the MAF is good and the DME reset helps couldn't there still be another issue if the car goes back to "limp 1st gear" a day later? Thanks for replying - BTW All help is very much appreciated! |
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I guess that's the thing... I tried that. The car came back about 7 weeks ago. So the wait (I think) is over.
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Did you change tires?
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