Amazing. The oil, (or automatic transmission fluid) magically leaked out when there's no hole. You found a puddle under the car, so you tried to force the engine to run with no oil, or, ... As it sounds just as likely, the transmission was slipping due to loss of fluid. Either way you can expect to have done major damage to the engine or the transmission. Simply replacing the lost fluid isn't going to fix the damage you've already done. Rising engine speed with a failure of the car to pick up speed indicates the transmission is slipping. That overheats the internal clutch plates very quickly and is probably what is causing the problem the acceleration problem now.
You say there's an oil leak, but you're satisfied that only half the oil leaks out in two weeks? I don't know of anyone who would accept that, and surely no one would still be trying to force the car to move.
And this all started because they built a road around a tree stump? Do I have the facts correct? If so, do you have a question?
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Monday, July 27th, 2015 AT 3:17 PM