2012 Chevrolet Utility 1.8 Sport A/C Jerks splutters
May 4th, 2021, 4:32 AM
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2012 Chevrolet Utility 1.8 Sport A/C Jerks splutters
Why does my 2012 Chevrolet Utility 1.8 Sport A/C vehicle jerk and splutter in first and second gear, as though it is not getting fuel 'smoothly', as though it is getting intermittent fuel. Once you get into 3rd/ 4th and 5th gears all is okay. It is just when you are in first or second gears. Mechanics are all battling to work out what is wrong? Is this a regular problem with this make of Chevy or generally all other makes of Chevy? Please let me know.
Some say the basics like spark plugs was incorrect and some say it could be Intermittent coil failure most probably, but start with spark plugs and HT leads. I assume these basic checks have been done by the mechanic who has had my vehicle for 4 weeks now and cannot find the solution.
Thanks Roger
Some say the basics like spark plugs was incorrect and some say it could be Intermittent coil failure most probably, but start with spark plugs and HT leads. I assume these basic checks have been done by the mechanic who has had my vehicle for 4 weeks now and cannot find the solution.
Thanks Roger
May 4th, 2021, 4:42 AM
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Why does my 2012 Chevrolet Utility 1.8 Sport A/C vehicle jerk and splutter in first and second gear, as though it is not getting fuel 'smoothly', as though it is getting intermittent fuel. Once you get into 3rd/ 4th and 5th gears all is okay. It is just when you are in first or second gears. Mechanics are all battling to work out what is wrong? Is this a regular problem with this make of Chevy or generally all other makes of Chevy? Please let me know.
Some say the basics like spark plugs was incorrect and some say it could be Intermittent coil failure most probably, but start with spark plugs and HT leads. I assume these basic checks have been done by the mechanic who has had my vehicle for 4 weeks now and cannot find the solution.
Thanks Roger
Some say the basics like spark plugs was incorrect and some say it could be Intermittent coil failure most probably, but start with spark plugs and HT leads. I assume these basic checks have been done by the mechanic who has had my vehicle for 4 weeks now and cannot find the solution.
Thanks Roger
May 7th, 2021, 1:15 PM
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