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Shuddering issue - '08 Outlook
We purchased our Outlook about 2 years ago. A year into having it we started noticing a shutter while accelerating. More prominently when we are going up hills. You can usually stop the shuttering by giving more gas or switching to the towing feature on the vehicle. It doesn't seem to do it as much when it is running at a higher RPM.
When it started we brought it to the dealership we purchased it from. After driving it they told us it was the flex plate and that we needed to bring it to the GM dealership for warranty repair. We then scheduled with our local GM and they said since there was no code they wouldn't do anything.
I guess my question is this:
Has anyone experienced this shuttering type issue? It isn't a chugging issue, so we ruled out fuel issue. It is getting worse. We replaced plugs and wires and replaced EGR valve. Does this sound like a flex plate? Torque converter? Transmission dying?
Thanks in advance
When it started we brought it to the dealership we purchased it from. After driving it they told us it was the flex plate and that we needed to bring it to the GM dealership for warranty repair. We then scheduled with our local GM and they said since there was no code they wouldn't do anything.
I guess my question is this:
Has anyone experienced this shuttering type issue? It isn't a chugging issue, so we ruled out fuel issue. It is getting worse. We replaced plugs and wires and replaced EGR valve. Does this sound like a flex plate? Torque converter? Transmission dying?
Thanks in advance
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They ran the code and told me it was the transmission fluid level pressure sensor (or switch) that, in the end, cost me around $1200 to replace. Had no choice but the transmission has been shifting flawlessly since. Happy to say they didn't mislead me into thinking it was the wave plate issue and just go ahead and replace it too. So there ARE "decent" folks out there still that don't take advantage.
So at this point in time...a couple of things. First, did you ever see the check engine light come on? And second: what was the diagnosis and repairs completed?