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Chevy Tahoe Z71 - bogs down around 55 mph

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My wife drives this vehicle around town - no problems. Once up on the highway and around 55-60mph, the car bogs down. I can punch it and increase the speed. It almost seems like I'm loosing vacuum pressure or the tranny isn't kicking into overdrive.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks.
Any ideas or suggestions?
Thanks.
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Hopefully, it is something simple.
Best regards,
Jeff
P.S. in some states your vehicle inspection will fail if this sensor is unplugged so before you take your car for inspection you will have to plug the sensor back in and drive the car for several miles to get it to register on the inspection stations computer.