Why Doesn't the Car Speed Increase Despite High RPM?
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About the reasons why the car speed does not increase despite high RPM are as follows: 1. Insufficient oil pressure: The fuel pump is not working properly, or the fuel filter or injector is clogged. 2. Clutch malfunction: The clutch has issues with lubrication or wear, and the problem becomes more frequent as the temperature rises during driving, possibly even leading to a complete stop. 3. Throttle malfunction: Issues with the throttle body, such as sticking or a faulty stepper motor. 4. Exhaust system malfunction: Possible blockage in the exhaust system or catalytic converter. 5. Electrical circuit issues: Open or short circuits in the electrical wiring, or poor conductivity in components like the ignition coil, spark plugs, or wires.