VUE hesitating

Discussion in 'Saturn VUE' started by Paul, Jul 27, 2004.

  1. Paul

    Paul Guest

    Hi, I have a 2003 Vue and it sometimes hesitates when I first accelerate. It
    has been in for sservice several times but they cant fix it. Any ideas?
    Thanks!
     
    Paul, Jul 27, 2004
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  2. Paul

    Zeppo Guest

    I have a 2003 AWD VUE with CVT. They told me it's because of the CVT that it
    hesitates. Especially when switching between R and D. Even after the
    "Service pack" (updated the software for the transmission).
     
    Zeppo, Jul 27, 2004
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  3. Paul

    C. E. White Guest

    Paul which engine/transmission combination do you have? Some
    owners with the 4 cylinder engine/VTi transmission
    combination have had problems with hesitation (but not me).
    See:

    http://www.talkaboutautos.com/group/rec.autos.makers.saturn/messages/142437.html
    http://www.carsurvey.org/review_61963.html
    http://www.brizak.com/saturn/_disc3/00000037.htm

    Ed
     
    C. E. White, Jul 28, 2004
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  4. Paul

    Paul Guest

    Paul, Jul 29, 2004
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  5. Paul

    C. E. White Guest

    In my case I never had the hesitation problem. However, my
    VTi was noisy under certain situations. The dealer reflashed
    the transmission control software and added two different
    chemicals (additives) to the transmission fluid. This seems
    to have quieted things down.

    If you are not satisfied with the way your transmission
    operates, I'd suggest you take it back to the dealer. Saturn
    has been doing a lot of work on solving the problems with
    this transmission and it is possible there is a newer flash
    that will be effective in correcting your concern. It is
    nice to know GM has extended the warranty on the
    transmission to 75,000 miles.

    Regards,

    Ed White
     
    C. E. White, Jul 29, 2004
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  6. Paul

    Paul Guest

    Thanks Ed,
    I am on way in now. (again)
    Paul

     
    Paul, Jul 29, 2004
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