Got a slight problem that I think is related to my transmission issues. Currently if im trying to accelerate from say like 25 up to 35 and I don't mash on the gas it is absolutely the slowest acceleration ever and maybe i'll get up to that speed in like 5 minutes lol. However if i kind of mash on the gas a little it will accelerate quickly and I'm a happy person then.

I'm wondering would a TPS be the cause of this issue? and does that effect transmission shifts?

If it's the TPS is there a way to try to bring some life back into it or is a new one the only option

 

Is your CEL on/is it throwing any codes? Could be a lot of things.

 

check engine light is hit or miss. Sometimes when im driving it will come on, other times it wont. And this problem happened yesterday, no light on. And I think the light comes on typically due to my O2 Sensor being completely dead. But i have pulled the codes, most of which pointed me to my O2 Sensor, Coolant Temp Sensor, and EGR

 

What are the actual codes? Start with KOEO. There's no sense at all in trying to figure out a performance issue until you resolve all problems the computer knows about.

 

I'll go pull them again. I have cleaned up a few things since I checked them the first time. I'll take a video and get it up here so you guys can double check my counting

 

May as well check the throttle cable while your at it.

 

cables good. surprisingly after having to replace a transmission cable. That was a fun drive home 2 hours from home and slightly less than half a tank. I was freakin out. I had to have my friend hold the brake while i shifted into gear

 

33 EGR Valve opening not detected
25 Knock not sensed during dynamic test
42 HEGO sensor circuit indicates system rich (right side)
61 ECT sensor is less than self test minimum .2 volts/ ECT sensor has intermittently failed below .2
76 Insufficient VAT change during Dynamic Response Test.
28 VAT Sensor out of self test range, Loss of IDM Right Side

Theres what I got

 

What about koeo? Those need to be checked and resolved first.