How much does it fluctuate? It is normal for oil pressure to rise maybe 20 pounds when you rev the engine. My SUV goes from 40 pounds to 60 pounds and then back down to 40 at idle. this is normal. The faster the engine rotates the more oil pressure is needed to keep everything lubricated properly.
If the acceleration occurs when you are in a turn you probably have a broken motor mount.
what's the problem
I have a 2003 astro with the same problem, it was the blower motor
I suspect a weak fuel pump. It will probably get worse; have it checked before it leaves you stranded.
It could be electical like a fuse, but I had a problem on my 2000 Astro that was caused by a rubber vaccuum line that was split. I replaced it for about 2 bucks and it corrected the problem. Hope this helps
TO fix a broken Astro turn signal, check the flasher first. Then check the sockets and bulbs to find the problem.
There is no ABS relay on a Chevy 2002 Astro Van. If the ABS light is on it is indicating a problem with the vehicle that should be checked out.
you cant i have that same problem too
code 15 is coolant temperature circuit {low temperature} Im also trying to source exactly what this problem equates too as im currently trying to help a friend with the same code problem on his 1994 astro awd !
Usually a squealing sound upon acceleration , or even just revving the engine in neutral , indicates a worn or loose fan belt .
My Astro van has recently decided to start blowing the air designated to go to vent, down to the floor. It I tell it to direct to defrost, it does. When I start in the morning, it will blow at my feet for about 1 mile then go to vent. If I start it from cold in the heat of the day, it will take 8 or so miles to assign it to the vents instead of the floor. If I go up a hill or accelerate quickly, it will go to floor and then back to vent when I go downhill or decelerate. Anyone familiar with this? Do you think its the 1/8 inch vacuum line that runs from the front of the block to the back? If this was bad wouldn't it do it all the time and not just at these times?
I had same problem -- fuel pump went out.