LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

Hello everyone I'm having a weird problem. When I first start car and let it warm up if I put in drive and accelerate a little too hard the wheels spin. Doing a little burnout so I have to slowly throttle it. This isn't me flooring it, this is just me taking off. He happens mostly when I first drive the car then it kinda goes away. Could this be my torque converter going ? I had new fluid put in last year when I replaced one of the tranny solenoids. I feel like I'm driving a 600hp car that just breaks loose when I accelerate, I wouldn't mind if I actually had that ! Lol

EITELS123

Need some more info, Gs300 GS400 GS430? Whats tires? What Air pressure.

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

Gs400 tires are nanking and 35psi

badblackgs

iTrader: (1)

maybe you accidentally got race gas mixed in with your regular fuel at the gas station. not likely but it's a possibility.

EITELS123

If the trans temp is cold like below 70 degrees on the trans it does shift harder from what I have experienced. If you talking about acceleration from stop. There could be a few things. most likely being sticking throttle cable/throttle body. I recommend cleaning the throttle body and maybe lubrication of the cable to the throttle body. If the throttle cable/body is sticking your pressing on the peddle and nothing is happening until it breaks free and that position is if a lot more throttle than you intended.

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

Well it happens even after I let car warm up to operating temp. And there are no hard shifts it's just the acceleration is enough to have to "throttle" gas when taking off. I will try cleaning throttle body and lubricating.

Rock-a-Lex

iTrader: (4)

Can it be a TPS issue? Perhaps it is malfunctioning where it skips over light throttle response. If you have s live scanner see what the TPS reading is at idle and during initial acceleration.

EITELS123

I would also clean your mass air flow sensor while your there.

DaveGS4

iTrader: (2)

How old are your tires?

LudeNsoL

iTrader: (14)

I'm going to put new tires on just incase.