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2007 Tahoe LTZ - Feels like I am being rearended
Hello, I have a 07 Tahoe LTZ that we purchased in November. We are experiencing a problem the Dealer claims "cannot be replicated." When stationary, the car will shift. Honestly, it feels like the person behind us has rear ended us. The first time it happened, I actually got out because I thought I had been hit. Happens mostly 10 - 30 seconds after stopped, but has started happening upon acceleration now too. Any ideas would be appreciated. I plan to take it in again next week and would like to throw out some suggestions. Thanks!
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I do not claim to be an auto mechanic, but it sounds to me to be the same problem I had with my 2003 Z71.
The computer needs to be re-flashed to fix the problem.
Mine would feel as though you were bumped into from the rear while you were stopped for some time while the brakes were applied, then when I went to accelerate it would sort of act like it was in nuetrel and then shift hard and drive off.
After they flashed the computer (similar to a re-
boot) it was fine.
Hope this helps.
tidester, host
SUVs and Smart Shopper
Can you please e-mail me with your Edmunds user name, involved dealer, VIN, current mileage, and complete contact information including a good number to reach you at. I would like to look into this further.
Christina
GM Customer Service
What they did whenever I took it in, was replace the yoke with a nickel plated one, and replaced the u-joint because it was nylon injected. They did this based on bulletin #09-04-17-002c - 323 Best I can tell, that's what the bulletin number is. Hard to read their writing.
After that, each time I took it in, they greased the yoke. And, like I said, it fixed it temporarily. Good luck.