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james lawson Posted on Sep 24, 2012
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Chugging at 50 to 60 mph

Truck is chugging at 50 to 60 mph but not all the time, it seems to do it most when the truck is warm but not all the time

  • james lawson Sep 27, 2012

    Thank for the help but i found out it was the throttle position sensor needs replaced

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If its a petrol get coil packs cheked does it do it under load mor when accelarating ir pulling up hill this would cause it to miss

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