Lastnight my family and I went fro a drive all was

So what now?

Most electronic devices device functionality from certain types of lectromangnetic power outlets like engines. Natural thunderstorms howver may interfere with satellites if supposed to send or receive noises lights for example.

Map Sensor or Crank Sensor. If you have a code reader the map sensor should throw a code, the crank sensor most often will not. Both will cause the car to start, idle to around 1,000 R's and then die.

Sounds like 2 separate problems. The wrench light signifies that the truck goes into" limp home" mode and that there is a problem with your electronic speed control. As far as the truck pulling; is it doing it just driving without using the brakes? It could mean that you may need an alignment, tire rotation , low tire pressures or all of the above. Good luck to you

Have the charging system checked!! Alternator may may have failed!!

they r under the hood in the fuse box take top off turn over an it tells u what fuse r what.

Darrell, The trans went into limp mode. 41te trans do funny things. The limp setting is so you can get home or to the dealer. As for the slipping , check fluid first. If ok scan for codes from trans...

check clutch fluid reservoir, fill-up. or replace rubber cup in the clutch master cylinder.

the same thing happend to my 1996 jetta trek. when u put it in reverse to start off anywhere its perfectly fine. but when u put it into drive it stalls for a few seconds than jumps.
The transmission is going to go out on you anyday.
mine blew on me about a month when this started happening to me.
i was driving and the car just randomly went into neutral, tried all the gears and all i had was reverse.
BLOWN!

took it to 2 different places to get it fixed, 1st place asked $3500, 2nd place asked $2500.
too much money so we had a family friend put a rebuilt tranny in for $1600.

alternator or battery terminals. charge battery with jump cables for 10 mins then see if it starts.. also clean terminals very well and tighten.