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My 2003 lincoln navigator is going more than 40 mph. it almost feels like it isnt getting enough gas. friend of mind mentioned a censor, but i have no idea. when it takes off it goes slow but eventually gets up to 40 mph. when i try and go faster than that, my rpms drop and the truck slows. someone out there that has or have one and had this problem, please give me the game on this piece of trash thats breaking monthly like eggs.

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COULD BE TRANSMISSION SLIPPING TRANSMISSION FLUID LOW OR YOU NEED FLUID AND FILTER CHANGED.IF BEEN A LONG WHILE.CHANGE FUEL FILTER CLEAN FUEL INJECTORS AND CHANGE AIR FILTER.IF ALL THIS FAIL HAVE EXHAUST SYSTEM CHECKED MANY THINGS WILL CAUSE POWER LOST AND SLOW VECHICLE.

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