Lucho179

so i guess my problem was a combination of trans. sensor and a dirty throttle body. it seems that when i desconected the battery and the throttle body is very dirty, the computer finds a problem with the throttle body, it does not send any trouble codes. it just kind of feels like is missing and stroggles on high gear like around 40-60 mph. I remember I had the same problem with my wife car an GMC envoy after changing the battery. You must clean the throttle body before you spend some real money. Thanks everyone.

about 7 quarts. So you don't think is spark plugs or throttle body.

I did put new oil, I though the torque converter locks up at 45 mph, and my car does the jerking also at 60 mph. Yes I did reconnect the MAF, the car doesn't stay on if the MAF sensor is not connected. I have not changed the plugs or the PCV valve or clean the throttle body. On the overdrive is that something I can fix externally or is something inside the transmission?

well the car has 95000 miles, is Awd. The service history is pretty good. It jerks when I am doing about 40 to 45mph and then sometimes when I am doing 60 mph. It doesn't do it all the time specially if you are giving it gas, uphill, downhill, straight road it doesn't matter. It has a couple of moth doing it more frequently. First time I felt it was like 6 moths ago. The are no codes, I do have an OBD reader. Can a bad plug/coil do it only sometimes? I did change the TSS and the OSS sensors. Can something be bad and not do it all the time? That is a little weird...other than that the car drives nice.

Thanks!! I was looking at the wrong hole, there is another hole on the side that you can't see . The bad news is that after replacing the tss and the oss my car still has the same problem, it jerks around 40 to 60 mph, what else can it be?

HELP!!! I can't get the plug of the tss sensor through the tiny hold, the plug is too big. I don't want to break it.