2002 buick lasabre jerking back

Asked by Anna Nov 28, 2016 at 01:03 PM about the 2002 Buick LeSabre Custom Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have been trying to figure out what's wrong with
my 2002 Buick LeSabre for almost 2 months now. I
have changed the EGR valve I have done a full tune
up with new coil packs I have checked the
compression on my engine which was good I have
had a brand new oil change I have changed the
catalytic converter have change the downstream
O2 sensor have changed the EGR valve I have
check for vacuum leaks which came back good I
have also check the fuel line in the fuel injectors
which also came back good. I also have a brand
new battery along with a brand new alternator and
serpentine belt all this has been put on in the past
1 month. My engine light, ABS light and traction off
light are all on. My engine light detail is saying it
has to do with the catalytic converter but I have a
brand new catalytic converter every time I drive my
car it jerks back on me can anyone tell me what
could be the issue because I cannot figure this out
and I'm tired of pouring money into this car

3 Answers

30

my mom has a 2005 buick lesabre it bucks like a horse some times i paid the cadilac dealer to diagnois it they said it was the salinoid pack in the transmission that needs to be replaced god bless you

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10

its the crank sensor or the coils or ignition pack its not the transmission unless its only doing it in drive, but if it does this in nuetral and park then its what i said

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