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Why is my rpms running high when I start to accelerate slow?

Why is my rpms running high when I start to accelerate slow?

My 2005 Nissan Sentra runs great except when I start to accelerate to get speed, my rpms rev up and you can hear it. I try to coast as much as possible. I only drive no more then 5 miles a day no faster then 40 mph.

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Guest [Entry]

I can't be very specific but in general, this symptom usually points to a problem with the transmission, or if you have a straight shift, it probably means the clutch is slipping. On automatic transmissions, the shifting is often done by hydraulic pressure based on engine speed. If the system fails, it may require high engine speed to shift to the next gear or it may not shift to the next gear at all.
Guest [Entry]

"@dwdrummerswife , Christi, You should stop driving the vehicle if transmission is indeed slipping, as you are going to cause extensive damage and expense. Check the transmission fluid level and fill to recommended level if low. If fluid level OK, take vehicle into a good shop, have Tech. take a look, diagnose and estimate repair. Link below will show how to check transmission fluid level in automatic. Good luck.

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Guest [Entry]

I've replaced the coil packs on my plugs and it fixed the problem. No longer does it and sounds allot better. Try that before taking it to a shop first.
Guest [Entry]

Could it just be our idles?
Guest [Entry]

I got a 2001 sentra gxe and while in third gear I'd floor it and no movement whatsoever any ideas its a manual with about 213000 thousand miles when I purchased the vehicle I took it into jiffy lube to be serviced three different locations they all told me that my transmission drain plug was stripped and could not be removed any kind of knowledgeable information on this is greatly appreciated