Originally posted by RoadRunner:
Check your Transmission Shift Position Sensor.
It is on top of the transmission, right below the airbox.
If this goes bad, your transmission will act up as you described.
That sounds reasonable since shifter position seems to have no effect on the problem (if I shift from D to 2 or 1 it makes no difference). I haven't looked at it yet (I'm at work and it's pouring rain outside) - any tips for replacement. I do have a Haynes manual, so I'll see if it's in there.
Thanks!!!
