I have a 1993 Chrylser New Yorker, 6 cyl. I had a post on earlier thinking it had a transmission problem, that's what the wife kept telling me. I was riding in the car yesterday and the problem began acting up, this was the first time I have been in this car when this problem was happening, it sounds like a fuel problem, not the transmission. You'll be driving along at 55 mph and the car will start slowing up, the motor RPM's start dropping. The motor will seem to cut out then run again, rev up, then drop, it's just like it's running out of gas. If you pull over and shut the car off, then turn it back on, sometimes this will correct the problem, sometimes it takes 3-4 times. Any ideas?

I purchased a used 2000 Chevy Cavilier about 2 months ago and noticed a couple of issues that I am trying to troubleshoot/repair. - One being the speedometer, when i am driving the speedometer goes up and down like crazy especially when I am 40+ in speed? - Front end noise, I had two estimates done and one of the shops said it was the motor mounts. The second shop I went to did an inspection and said the motor mounts looked fine and diagnosed the problem coming from the struts. Now would it be a good idea to pick up some used struts from the junkyard? or buy new? I am leaning more to what the second shop told me because if it was the motor mounts my motor would be shaking (which it doesn't) What is happening is whenever I press on my brakes it makes a clunk, and also when I come to a complete stop and then accelerate it makes that same clunk noise. - Third the fan is making a louder than normal noise when I go to turn it on, but seems to be working fine as far as blowing out hot and cold air ? Overall the vehicle is clean dent free runs strong with no leaks has 76,000 miles. Any advice would be greatly appreciated.