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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

I have a 06 V6 STS4 and my car feels like I have a severe hesitation. GM says it is running up to specs. I say, I put my foot on the throttle it should do something other than suck gas!!!! Any input? I am told by the service manager, I am in 5th gear (most of the time to save gas) and the lack of response is to be expected. (Thanks, now you tell me) $52,000 and I should not expect the car to move when I accelerate!!!!
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

My '05 STS4 is at Sewell Cadillac in Dallas today being serviced. When I get it back I will let y'all know what they came up with regarding the hesitation to downshift that seems to be troubling the all wheel drive STS's. They are doing an OBII download and see if that helps, if not they will try something else.
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

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My '05 STS4 is at Sewell Cadillac in Dallas today being serviced. When I get it back I will let y'all know what they came up with regarding the hesitation to downshift that seems to be troubling the all wheel drive STS's. They are doing an OBII download and see if that helps, if not they will try something else.
hi Shane
hope you will find something usefull cause i got my car from the service last week and the dealer told me that there is nothing wrong and he did nothing to the car , he suspects that the mats under the pedal are too thick ?????. frankly i didn't have the chance to test the car but i am sure it is not the mats .
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hope you will find something usefull cause i got my car from the service last week and the dealer told me that there is nothing wrong and he did nothing to the car , he suspects that the mats under the pedal are too thick ?????. frankly i didn't have the chance to test the car but i am sure it is not the mats .
Well the car was back last week but I am out of state and have yet to drive it. Sewell said they did the OBDII download and drove it but could not tell before or after I am to drive it and see what is up and bring it back if it is not fixed. Sewell says they have other tranny programs to install if the original one is not working correctly. Problem with that is over at the SRX forum the fix seems worst than the problem. Well report back later this week when I am in town to drive.
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Well the car was back last week but I am out of state and have yet to drive it. Sewell said they did the OBDII download and drove it but could not tell before or after I am to drive it and see what is up and bring it back if it is not fixed. Sewell says they have other tranny programs to install if the original one is not working correctly. Problem with that is over at the SRX forum the fix seems worst than the problem. Well report back later this week when I am in town to drive.
that's a different fix
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

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that's a different fix
Sho 'nuff as you stated and I alluded to in my last post, the OBDII update did not fix the stutter, stammer, hesitation of the car to downshift smoothly, logically when going up a hill. My '05 SRX V6 awd performs beautifully with no problems in the same situation. They asked me to bring the '05 STS4 back if not fixed but judging from the SRX forum posts the fix maybe worst than the intial problem. I have not decided what to do.
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

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Sho 'nuff as you stated and I alluded to in my last post, the OBDII update did not fix the stutter, stammer, hesitation of the car to downshift smoothly, logically when going up a hill. My '05 SRX V6 awd performs beautifully with no problems in the same situation. They asked me to bring the '05 STS4 back if not fixed but judging from the SRX forum posts the fix maybe worst than the intial problem. I have not decided what to do.
hope they will find a fix cause i am begining to hate my car , there is more pleasure in driving a bus
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hope they will find a fix cause i am begining to hate my car , there is more pleasure in driving a bus
I am taking my car back in again tomorrow morn. They will reprogram the tranny and rebalance the tires s they goofed the first time. Will report back after lengthy test drive.
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

Got my car back with the tires balanced properly. There is NO fix for the tranny at this point. They looked up everywhere and found no alternative tranny programs anywhere. Sadly enough we are the chosen few it seems with the problem.
I am driving my car tomorrow back to the mountains of New Mexico and I will let you know if it still acts the same as I presume it will.
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

hi guys
any news
did anyone find a solution for this fiasco ?????
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

There is a current thread in the SRX forum. Similar complaints.
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

Wish I could tell you some good news but my STS4 is still a mess transmission wise. The dealer is no help. I don't drive the car anymore as I let my better half drive it now, they are not car oriented and cannot discern anything wrong unless the engine fails to start or something like that.
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

Hey nasser, kifac? I see you live in Beirut as well?
My dad has an STS4 V8 which I drive from time to time to the mountain.
The handling is quite impressive for such a heavy car. We had the 99 model and it doesn't compare.
As far as transmission goes, I don't recall having this issue, but again, I often drive in manual mode when going up.
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Re: Going Up to the Mountain with 8V AWD

HI Rippedup

you can only feel it if you are driving on low speeds , if you are on a high RPM it is the best car to drive, otherwise better to drive a truck , try it and let me know
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