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If you are driving down the road and the tachometer RPMs are intermittently bouncing, then more than likely your transmission is slipping or having shift errors. Of course, this is if you have your foot steady on the gas pedal. If you are having transmission problems, your O/D light (if equipped) on your shift column may be flashing. I had this happen on my 1999 navigator and it ended up needing the transmission rebuilt. It was rebuilt in September 2009 and cost around $1900... I got a good deal. Most transmission shops charge $2500 around here in Tennessee... If you do need your transmission rebuilt and you decide to do it, make sure you find someone trustworthy.
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