My vehicle is a 2000 Chevy Impala LS 3800 V6 with 84,000 miles. It is an automatic transmission. Here is the problem: while I am accelerating, the vehicle often begins to buck for several seconds until I have reached a speed 5 †10 mph higher then where it began. If I look at the RPMs during the bucking, the needle will be bouncing up and down. The idle of the vehicle appears normal. What is the problem?
The only other problem with the vehicle I know of is a poor ignition wire set that may need replacing. Could that cause the problem? I talked to a repair shop and the individual told me to wait until a light came on because they would be unable to find anything at this time. I am worried that if I wait until a light comes or until the problem worsens, I will have damaged other areas of the vehicle. What are your suggestions?
THANK YOU
Thursday, September 17th, 2020 AT 11:52 AM
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