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I had a quick search, but haven't found anything yet that sounds like my Problem.

Here it is. When driving a couple of weeks ago I decided to plant my foot to the floor. The car accelerated and then nothing. It revved between 3 & 4 grand but there was no power. As soon as I took my foot off the accelerator it stopped and worked fine. A minute later when I tried to accelerate it did it again. Took it straight to the dealer and they couldn't find anything wrong.

The other day it happenned again only worse. I had already driven about 500km and was nearing the end of the trip. Seems to happen when the car is warm already and only if I stomp on the accelerator. The engine just seems to rev at a certain level but put out no power. It scared the sh*te out of me yesterday, when I was passing someone and it just seemed to stick.

Can someone help me out with what might be doing this? I would like to have some idea before I take it back to the dealer.

Thanks in advance.

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Possibly your transmission inhibiter switch could be faulty.

These cars have a protection in them that stops you revving the engine above 3000rpm in neutral, if your inhibiter switch is not telling the PCM the car is in gear , you may not be able to erv it past 3000rpm.

Just a thought....

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I'll bet it wasn't in the Silhouette. LOL

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OK. They looked at it and found some error codes around the turbo boost, wiring and stuff. Please excuse the mechanical incompetence. :thumbsup: It has to go back tomorrow for more investigation. :(

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I had a quick search, but haven't found anything yet that sounds like my Problem.

Here it is. When driving a couple of weeks ago I decided to plant my foot to the floor. The car accelerated and then nothing. It revved between 3 & 4 grand but there was no power. As soon as I took my foot off the accelerator it stopped and worked fine. A minute later when I tried to accelerate it did it again. Took it straight to the dealer and they couldn't find anything wrong.

The other day it happenned again only worse. I had already driven about 500km and was nearing the end of the trip. Seems to happen when the car is warm already and only if I stomp on the accelerator. The engine just seems to rev at a certain level but put out no power. It scared the sh*te out of me yesterday, when I was passing someone and it just seemed to stick.

Can someone help me out with what might be doing this? I would like to have some idea before I take it back to the dealer.

Thanks in advance.

This is the exact problem I had yesterday coming back from the Melb cruise. I couldn't make the car do it again though, I'll just add it to the list of things to be done tomorrow at the dealers.

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you could check and make shore none of the induction hoses are loose causing loss of boost :flirt:

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I'll bet it wasn't in the Silhouette. LOL

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Very funny. :flirt: Of no practical use whatsoever. :lol:

Bloody typical of Scotty. :doh2: Yet another quality :k24t: post.

Sorry

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you could check and make shore none of the induction hoses are loose causing loss of boost :spoton:

Thanks for the idea but I would expect for it to happen all the time if it were because of a loose hose.

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