I was driving down the road when the engine power loss light came on. it runs fine it just takes a little time to get going. when you get up to speed it works fine. make no noise, and no smoke.
This is a problem i had, i then pulled out all fuses and put back in and it went away. sounds messed up but when corrosion starts it will give bad connections on the fuses.
SOURCE: my truck loses power
In most cases it is the fuel filter. I don't know when it was changed before, but it should be changed at least every 8-10 k miles. Make sure you change the air filter too.
SOURCE: 2003 Chev. Silverado 4X4 Z71. A/C is making a loud clicking noise
is the air coming out of the vents cold?
SOURCE: 99 silverado sputtering & loss of power(low rpms)
Have you performed a tune up? If not, it's time for one. spark plugs, wires, distributor cap and rotor.
SOURCE: 1999 Suburban, 5.7L loss of power then, it seems
Replace spark plug wires and plugs. Sometimes old wires will arc to the engine block, causing missfire. Check the wires at night with lights off and engine running, if they're bad, you'll defenitely see them arcing to the engine. if they are...replace.
SOURCE: rough idle, power loss while driving
check /replace the fuel filter and check the fuel pump pressure before and after the bleed valve to the throttle injectors
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