Engine Starts But Won’t Drive Car

• Broken part in the dive line anywhere from clutch to rear axle shaft.
• No oil or not enough oil in fluid coupling or torque converter.
• Some defect in automatic transmission causes binding or dragging of clutches or slipping bands.
• Engine develops only enough power to run itself due to: (a) extremely lean or rich mixture; (b) excessive engine friction; (c) throttle does not open; (d) very dirty air cleaner; (e) clogged exhaust system.
• Oil in fluid coupling or torque converter is semi-solid due to zero temperature. This trouble is unlikely if the recommended oil is used.