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What trans, auto/manual.
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If you are losing Brake Fluid, do not drive this with the engine revving. Not sure what you have the leak from; but a bad Brake booster can cause only a Vacuum leak, not a fluid leak.
If the engine is revving, do not drive. Start the engine, then take a spray bottle of water and mist the intake gaskets, vacuum lines and Brake booster. A leak will pull in water and change your RPM or stall the motor. When you find out where the leak is, you can fix it.
Some of the other symptoms should clear once the Vacuum leaks are found with the exception of the Brake fluid issue.
No driving will only further damage the parts that are bad and could damage other parts making it even more costly. and it sounds like tranmission problem.
check the rubber vacumn pipe connection ends from the inlet manifold to the valve on the gearbox ,its losing vacumn so the valve isnt changing the gears for you ,simple job to do
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