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Angela
Dodge Dakota
12/07/2001
13:37:17
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 Subject: Shaking and Putting
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Well ok, then can someone answer this question. When I start my truck, it acts like it is going to die. This lasts for a couple mins then it is fine, but during this time it puts ans shakes. What could cause this problem?
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Clevite 77
Dodge Dakota
12/07/2001
14:17:12
|  RE: Shaking and Putting
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Does it take longer than normal to start (cranks a while before starting) if so it could be a fuel pummp, a buddy of mine had this problem did everything that he thought would cause this problem and someone told him to check his fuel pump. he put a pressure tester on it and when he turned the car off the pressure went down a little like normal (a working fuel pump should hold about 7 psi over night) "about". but overnight his leaked down to 1-2 psi so the pump didn't have enough "fuel on demand"
this may not be the problem but it's an idea, Good luck
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litlpunisher
GenIII
12/07/2001
14:25:23
| RE: Shaking and Putting
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I had a similar problem after my motor backfired through thein take and melted the Iat sensor. It could be reading the wrong resistance and given you a bad mixture. Does it act like a carb motor when it is cold? If so thats what mine did and I replaced theiat sensor and it was back to normal.
98 Dakota
Bottle fed 340ci
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CW
GenIII
12/07/2001
14:35:33
|  RE: Shaking and Putting
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Could try cleaning you throttle body.
2001 4.7 5sp 3.92 LSD sport plus
Ported throttle body, IAT adjuster, flowmaster cat back, adjusted TPS from .51v to .76v
Working on 4" true cold air intake
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