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Re: Have a Chevy ave 2009 it jolt as a drive almost feels...
After driving for a few miles, especially when it is feeling like it is bogging down, get out and feel of the wheel hubs. You might have a brake hanging up.
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The trans may need servicing. Poor fluid flow can cause this issue, also low fluid level can cause this issue. Insure your tans is full and if you don't know how go to you nearest Auto Zone store and the will check it for you and sell you the right fluid,
Your light is flashing because it is telling you it needs attention right away. Get the codes pulled and fix the problem. Sounds like a emissions. Sensor problem or a blocked up catalytic converter.
sounds as if your transfer case is gonna have to be inspected via inspection port for a worn or bent "finger" this is the thing that moves gears on shaft when pushed by 2wd/4wd handle/solinoid or a worn or broken pin "the thing gears slide back n forth on" this usually occurs after the vehicle has recieved a hard Jolt as in a minor fender bender , or your out crushing rocks on the trails all day and might have been just a little too hard on it on that last hill MAybe ? they just usually don\'t break or bend without a reason known to driver
I have the same thing happening with my Suburban. I have found that the motion that you feel is the rear brake shoes releasing from the brake drum. The shoes will stick until the vehicle drives foreward and this will cause the shoes to release. Check your brakes and service them but it may not eliminate the sysmptom. I hope this helps.
I have had the almost same problem twice. A 'thump', like the engine missed a fire and tach drops. Seems OK after restart. Electrical? Timing chain slip? Has 135,000 mile. Any clues?
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