fainting on gas uphill

Hi friends car peugeot 307 tiptronic 1.6 petrol. There is no LPG in the vehicle. I started a long drive today. The problem is that the uphill vehicle is slowing down and not eating gas. No matter how much I press the gas, the gas does not eat, then the gear shifts and the gas hand jumps suddenly. By the way, no matter how much gas I press, the gas does not eat. The car burns a lot. In other words, I traveled 300 kilometers and ate 25 liters of gas. Is the problem from pressure pad or is there any other problem?

Like a pressure pad .. For example, if the speed indicator of the vehicle is low, 100% pressure pad is.

Hodja, when you press the gas, the tachometer rises and the engine sounds as if the car is stepping on the neutral gas? If this is the case, the print is pad.

that is, the speed indicator falls with the speed indicator. In other words, the speed indicator is in the 2000s while driving at a speed of 70 km. Despite not pressing the gas, the speed indicator does not increase either.

I do not think that the pressure was caused by the pad, the pressure made by the vehicle obviously does not indicate the status of the pad. From this point of view, I am talking precisely 2 weeks ago, I changed the pressure pad and when I pressed the bottom gas, the speed did not increase and the car did not accelerate after a while, and when I pressed the gas to accelerate normally, the speed did not increase and the car did not accelerate.

Can it be a catalytic converter or something? so the vehicle burns me too. spark plugs were replaced 5 months ago.

If this is the case you have tried to take manual

The same thing happened in manual. The vehicle passed out on the slope. I had to shift gears, and there was a serious fuel consumption. The gear shifts of the vehicle are normally between 2500 and 3000 revolutions. At first I thought the print was from pad, but it doesn't look like that. I live abroad. Pejo is not kept here, so it is hard to find a master. I like the vehicle, but when there are such troubles, it cools the man.

[QUOTE = selahattin] Same thing happened in manual. The vehicle fainted on the slope. I had to shift down, and there was a serious fuel consumption. The gear shifts of the vehicle are normally between 2500 and 3000 rpm. At first I thought it is from the pressure lining, but it doesn't seem like a problem. I live abroad. Pejo is not very popular here, so it is difficult to find the right master. I like the car, but when there are such problems, it cools the man. [/ QUOTE] hello my teacher, I have the same problems, it faints on the slope, it slows down, it does not come out, my 1.6 vti al4 automatic vehicle, did you find the cause of the problem? Cenk882020-11-27 20:32:39