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Old 03-12-2009, 10:29 AM   #1
Fredo
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Cool Car not decelerating quickly

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Help please. Yesterday arvo and this morning my car has decided to not decelerate really sowly once I take my foot off the 'GO' pedal.

Also, when I started it this morning (no foot on the throttle) the car revs to about 2500rpm then slowly comes down to idle.

Me no likey . . . What going on? Any ideas?

Fredo

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