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![]() i have a 66 mustang coupe and was wondering what would be causing alot of drag. my car seems to slow quite fast if im not always on the gas. i dont think its the wheel bearing because those seem to be good. what about from the driveshaft. iv looked at it and it looks really dirty with just road gunk and dirt. any special stuff i can try on that. also what about transmission. if i go downhill in drive with foot off gas i slow pretty fast. if i do the same but in neutral i seem to coast much better and not slow as fast. anything i should try for this? anything i can try to help remove any friction? thanks in advance
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