1987 Suzuki Samurai "reason cars lurching forwards" Questions

...you turn the key, the battery is good everthing else work's fine, It just stopped for no apparent reason? Check the earth wire going from the negative battery cable to the starter motor. If it has ...

...or 5th gears. It lurches forward then gears will not move...any suggestions and what would be a reasonable price for me to pay to have it fixed. I am a woman who knows nada about cars, and dont ...

95 jeep grand cherokee won't go back into 2wd. I own a 95 jeep that doesn't get used much anymore. I recently shifted it into 4wd parttime and now I can't get it to fully engage into 2wd again. It ...

...a lot! You are right on the first one. Never ever shift into reverse while moving at all. The reason is all the planetary gears are spiral cut, so while it is not bad to go from one forward

...That said, they have the same ability to diagnose your issues as a local repair shop. The one reason I don't care for a dealer, is they never find anything, unless they pitch you, all kinds of ...

...owned it... mechaninc said it was nothing to worry about... but I worry there could be a legitimate reason why its on now 5. Symptoms get worse after driven for a bit, especially on hot days Things I ...

...a look at the fluid in there (keep in mind, doing this will drain the transmission of fluid) the reason I say that is almost all transmission oil pans have a magnet to collect metal particles and ...

transmission won't engage/ no drive or reverse at all Yes, this car is old, but it's all we've got.....The car will shift into drive or reverse, but nothing happens. I located the shift cable lever on

ABS engaging for no apparent reason. My ABS dashboard light comes on and stays on or goes on and off for the for no apparent reason. Some times it even engages when the light is off. I live on an ...

my 1993 buick lurches forward while at a complete stop or sometim sometimes feels like the brakes are locking up. why and how much should i expect the mechanic to charge? thanks This is not a "how to"