My 2002 Chevy Trailblazer acts like it will stall or does stall whenever I slow down for a light or to make a turn. I do notice if I tap on the gas it will stop sputtering, jerk, and continue to go. However, it's a very stressful situation in traffic or an intersection. If it does stall, it will start right up again but continue to have the problem the next time I slow down. Anyone have any advice? I've kept this vehicle well maintained but can't figure out what's wrong. I really don't need to be in an accident with my little one in the car. I can't afford a new SUV and I definitely need my SUV for work. Please help!

Hi everyone, I have a van blazer 95 vortek 4.3 v6 ls and it was having an oil leakage through the crankcase gasket. When taking it to the mechanic, not only the crankcase gasket but also the filter and oil were changed. After that, the vehicle started feeling weaker than before and even once stalled on a parking ramp. A buzzing sound could be heard as if the gearbox was out of oil. What might be happening? In case it has something to do, I share that before the tuning of the car, only the change from first to second gear could be felt as the car jerked a bit. Luckily now this problem is not there any more. Has this ever happened to you? What might have been?

All right when driving down the road at an accelerated speed of 55 to 60 miles an hour it wants to spit and sputter and backfire and jerk what causes this

The front driver side wheel and break pedal shook and grinded when turning , going around curvy mountain roads. The abs and skid control lights came on. We took it to 3 different mechanics, couldn't figure it out. July 31st 2015 the front wheel suddenly jerked to the left as I was going right. I collided head on with a truck in the opposite lane.