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Car Forum / GMC Cars / February 2006

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97 Monte Carlo transmission jerks

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CLRawls@gmail.com - 11 Feb 2006 03:12 GMT
I have a 97 Monte Carlo Z34 with 153K miles. A couple of months ago, I
went across some water in the road that was a little too high for my
car, I made it through but since then i have had some issues
accelerating in the car. I am able to start the car and it will idle
smooth however when i accelerate the engine bumps, the rpm's will jump
up high but sometimes i can push the gas to the floor and the car just
sits there and bumps and will eventually catch.
I dont think it is the plugs or wires as they are pretty new. The only
thing that concerns me and i think is the cause of the issue is
sometimes i will hear a knocking noise coming from, what sounds like
the transmission. it will knock a couple of times and then the car will
catch and accelerate however the rpm's run higher than normal. does
anybody have any ideas on what could cause this.
Thanks.
Hairy - 11 Feb 2006 04:25 GMT
> I have a 97 Monte Carlo Z34 with 153K miles. A couple of months ago, I
> went across some water in the road that was a little too high for my
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> anybody have any ideas on what could cause this.
> Thanks.

Check for a collapsed exhaust system.

Dave
Mike Marlow - 11 Feb 2006 12:52 GMT
> I have a 97 Monte Carlo Z34 with 153K miles. A couple of months ago, I
> went across some water in the road that was a little too high for my
[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
> anybody have any ideas on what could cause this.
> Thanks.

I don't have a guess as to exactly what happened or how, but let's start at
the beginning.  Have you checked the ATF?  What is the level, the color, the
smell of the ATF.  Are there *any* bubbles on the dipstick?  Does the ATF
smell at all burnt?  Is it a nice red color?

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CLRawls@gmail.com - 13 Feb 2006 17:11 GMT
Checked the fluid, level looks good as does the color, there is no
smell or bubbles. Although it is approching 100K miles so it wouldnt
hurt to change it.
 
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