"My car has been jerking and doesn't want to take off when I'm driving, I thought it was the transmission, i took it to oreillys and put it on the machine and these coDes came up p0442 and p0455
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Asked by chelsi21 Dec 07, 2014 at 03:55 PM about the 2006 Chevrolet Impala LTZ FWD

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chelsi21 answered 9 years ago

Ok thank you I took it too a family machanic that my parents know he had me to buy something called bwd, engine management technology.. The jerking stop but now it seems as if it's losing speed when I'm driving likes its going into neutral..

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darkimpalaqueen answered 9 years ago

What exactly did u get to fix it I'm Ha information the Same problem with a large leak

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Lashon answered 9 years ago

Hello I have a large evap leak can this problem cause my engine to stall on me

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