Help a brotha out!
I'm not sure if I'm having the same problem, but I have a stock 2002 auto oz w/approx 17,000 miles and right as my transmission is about to change from it's 2nd to 3rd speed it jerks back and forth. It feels like I'm punching the gas, then braking, then punching the gas again. Sorry to butt in with my problem, but it sucks. Any suggestions?
I'll give it a try, dumb question though (this isnt my area of expertise) disconnect + and -? And does the order matter?
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did you recently get an oil change? that happened to me when i was going from 3rd to 4th. just take it slow for a few days it should be fixed. dont floor it just be like every other person and push it about half way
Re: Help a brotha out!
Originally posted by changwoo
I'm not sure if I'm having the same problem, but I have a stock 2002 auto oz w/approx 17,000 miles and right as my transmission is about to change from it's 2nd to 3rd speed it jerks back and forth. It feels like I'm punching the gas, then braking, then punching the gas again. Sorry to butt in with my problem, but it sucks. Any suggestions?
I'm not sure if I'm having the same problem, but I have a stock 2002 auto oz w/approx 17,000 miles and right as my transmission is about to change from it's 2nd to 3rd speed it jerks back and forth. It feels like I'm punching the gas, then braking, then punching the gas again. Sorry to butt in with my problem, but it sucks. Any suggestions?
Try putting the car in drive, step on the brake with your right foot and hit the gass with your left, you know powerbrake it.
If it does the same thing then you probably have a misfire, maybe bad spark plug. Try it and let me know.
Re: Re: Help a brotha out!
Originally posted by timzcat
I am guessing this is an automatic?
Try putting the car in drive, step on the brake with your right foot and hit the gass with your left, you know powerbrake it.
If it does the same thing then you probably have a misfire, maybe bad spark plug. Try it and let me know.
I am guessing this is an automatic?
Try putting the car in drive, step on the brake with your right foot and hit the gass with your left, you know powerbrake it.
If it does the same thing then you probably have a misfire, maybe bad spark plug. Try it and let me know.



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