IT ACT'S LIKE IT WONTS TO JUMP OUT OF GEAR KINDA VIBERATES YOU CAN LET UP AND IT;S OK SEAMES LIKE AS THE SPEED LEVELS OF IS WHEN IT ACTS UP. ITS AN AUTOMATIC. A2005 FRONTIER OF ROAD NISMO;

sorry about the first post it was a test to make sure the link was working, fixya has been having some problem with there sight, we have been unable to post an answer to your question because of the technical problems, i tried several times to answer you question yesterday but was unable to post a answer.



so with all that said hear we go with you question on the 2005 nissan.



I an not sure you are having a transmission problem, what you are describing is an engine miss fire, so lets try a few things before we condemn the transmission.



1st is the problem only when you are holding the car a steady speed? or when you are at a steady speed and start to go up a grad? if this is the case and i think is as that is what i am getting from your post.



if this is indeed the case then next time the car does this manually shift the transmission out of overdrive and see if the problem goes away, what i am having you do is increase the engine rpm to get the engine into a different power mode, if the problem goes away then you most likely are having and engine miss fire under load, it is a pretty common problem and is most likely caused by a bad sparkplug or plug wire or ignition coil, and a good old fashioned tune up will cure the problem, but if the problem presets even after trying the things i have suggested please get back with me and i will try to talk you threw testing the transmission. sorry about the first post it was a test to make sure the link was working, fixya has been having some problem with there sight, we have been unable to post an answer to your question because of the technical problems, i tried several times to answer you question yesterday but was unable to post a answer.

so with all that said hear we go with you question on the 2005 nissan.

I an not sure you are having a transmission problem, what you are describing is an engine miss fire, so lets try a few things before we condemn the transmission.

1st is the problem only when you are holding the car a steady speed? or when you are at a steady speed and start to go up a grad? if this is the case and i think is as that is what i am getting from your post.

if this is indeed the case then next time the car does this manually shift the transmission out of overdrive and see if the problem goes away, what i am having you do is increase the engine rpm to get the engine into a different power mode, if the problem goes away then you most likely are having and engine miss fire under load, it is a pretty common problem and is most likely caused by a bad sparkplug or plug wire or ignition coil, and a good old fashioned tune up will cure the problem, but if the problem presets even after trying the things i have suggested please get back with me and i will try to talk you threw testing the transmission.