Okay , my father passed me a Mazda b2200 94' extra cab.
The problem I have with it right now is it can't climb hills .
It will go up and will lose speed pretty fast and die out , I wat to address this
Problem before I swap the trans for a standard one .
Please help !

 

I would check all catalytic converters.

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turn help to some professions and good luck to your car

 

Adolfo: we like to help people avoid the high cost of professional service when possible.

Loui: how many miles are on the vehicle? What did you do in terms of replacing parts?

Going uphill you will open the throttle. That should result in higher fuel demand and higher exhaust out put. Noggin is right to suggest testing back pressure before and after the catalytic converters and I suggest to test the fuel supply, in particular fuel pressure.
A general tune up and throttle body cleaning , MAF sensor cleaning etc may help as well.

 

We like to give some helpful advice, that would give the person some possible understanding of the problem, so when the person does go to a professional they don't sound stupid and uninformed and possibly taken advantage of. This better helps the person prepare before going to a professional.

Mileage is important as well as engine size, transmission. Any service history is always needed as well.

If anyone has any other input as to what the problem might be, please give it as it may help in our overall thinking process. You know the old saying "2 heads are better than 1" , well how about 3 or 4. If anyone agrees with any of our posts, please chyme in, as it helps to further give confidence to the person's issues.

 

I believe everything is pretty much stock other than oil filter .
Mileage is 182784 if I'm not mistaken . As for the converter I'm going to check that later on today ! Thanks for you guys help , will post if problem still persist .

 

i am sorry for my silly answer. because i am inexperienced in car next time i will try to offer some useful advice.

 

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