speed but slow up

Asked by GuruWY8XX Apr 22, 2018 at 01:11 AM about the 1999 Lincoln Town Car Executive

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a 99 lincoln signature town car it has a little
ober 120 thousand miles on it and while i was
driving it doing good at first but then after 3 mins
of driving it didnt wont to go over 40 no matter how
far i pushed the gas pedal down it wasnt going any
faster it actually slowed up then after 3 to 5 mins it
would pick up speed

5 Answers

390

Check engine light? How did the gas pedal feel when accelerating? Did the engine rev to high rpms? How is the tranny fluid?

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Its good i went and got an oil change so that all fluids can be checked but i was driving a little better but it did it again so i went and got a fuel injection and it was driving a little better it went to 55 i dont know cause it havent been driven in over a year and ya the light is on but when i took it to the auto store it said something about a leak

And when im trying to see what i could do on the high way i had to pull over but it pulled a crazy hill 3 times and changed out like it should have

780

i had a similar problem and it turned out to be a slowly dying fuel pump, this was after a lousy mechanic and muffler shop said it was my cat converters, had them replaced but that did not fix the problem.

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