ANOTHER THING:DOES THE PEDAL ITSELF HAVE ENOUGH TRAVEL;DOES IT START TOO LOW TO FLOOR(OR NOT CLOSE ENOUGH TO DASH)?IN OTHER WORDS : IF IT STARTS IT'S TRAVEL TOO CLOSE TO FLOOR,THEN IT WON'T TRAVEL ENOUGH TO COMPLETELY RELEASE.BUT IT SOUNDS LIKE TO ME ,SINCE YOU SAID IT DOES NOT TRY TO MOVE ONCE IT IS IN GEAR, AND IT HAS NO BRAKE ,EITHER THE TRANNY FLUID IS TOO THIN,ENGINE IDLE RPM TOO HIGH,OR JUST NOT WAITING LONG ENOUGH TO PUT INTO GEAR AT A STOP. KEEP POSTING: I WANT TO KNOW WHAT THE FIX IS!GOOD LUCK,MARK
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