My car is a 3.0T manual, and when accelerating to a certain speed, it suddenly feels like it's slowing down. Can any expert explain why this might be happening?

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محمد حجاج2023-01-27 06:33

I'm looking to buy a low-roof diesel 4WD car without side sliding doors and with an automatic transmission.

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سلمان اشرف2022-12-16 22:52

Almost expecting them to start talking about distributors. [Facepalm]

عبد الناصر خالد2022-12-15 20:37

Diesel vehicles require gradual acceleration to fully unleash the engine's power.

عبدالرحمن شخبوط2022-10-05 19:53

Diesel vehicles have high torque, but as speed increases, torque decreases. This is a physical characteristic. Diesel cars generally have a top speed limit of around 130 km/h.

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عبدالرحمن عل2022-10-04 00:20

I see you're driving a manual diesel. If you haven't driven a diesel before, the feeling of deceleration might be due to improper handling. Accelerating and shifting gears in a diesel car is different from a gasoline car. In a gasoline car, you can accelerate quickly by pressing hard on the gas pedal, quickly increasing the RPM, and the speed follows. Shifting at four to five thousand RPM is normal. For the Iveco diesel engine, you should gently press the gas pedal and keep the RPM around 2000 for the best power. If you floor the pedal and the RPM goes beyond 3000, it will start to lose power, giving you the sensation of accelerating first and then decelerating.

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عبدالرحمن عل2022-10-04 00:09

Who are these people in the comments? Talking about spark plugs and ignition coils for a diesel car. Let's not even mention that diesel cars never needed carburetors. Diesel engines use high-pressure fuel pumps, which you don't find in gasoline cars. Even for gasoline cars, carburetors are outdated technology.

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محمد أبشير2022-09-23 22:27

Ignition coil voltage is unstable.

جعفري عبد العزيز2022-09-23 14:40

When you start your car, does the idle speed go up to 1200 RPM, then when you shift into gear and move forward, does it suddenly decelerate?

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حسن رومي2022-09-21 01:22

Diesel engines with spark plugs? [Grin]

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نايف قاسم2022-01-10 22:13

Carburetor issues

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