2000 7.3L 1st & 2nd gear stutters
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10-25-2018, 05:53 PM
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10-26-2018, 06:27 AM
...heres a bump
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10-28-2018, 02:00 PM
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10-28-2018, 03:44 PM
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So,
The PO went with a plugged sock syndrom. Not correctly, but whatev.
Your stutter would suggest you have a fuel delivery issue.
Since you have it down and apart, do the hutch/harpoon and renew your fuel filter.
Since you dropped the trans pan, I would also flush and renew the filter.
Most guys put an inline filter after the mod from the tank, but if your not running home grown you will be good.
Denny
The PO went with a plugged sock syndrom. Not correctly, but whatev.
Your stutter would suggest you have a fuel delivery issue.
Since you have it down and apart, do the hutch/harpoon and renew your fuel filter.
Since you dropped the trans pan, I would also flush and renew the filter.
Most guys put an inline filter after the mod from the tank, but if your not running home grown you will be good.
Denny
#9
10-28-2018, 06:14 PM
So,
The PO went with a plugged sock syndrom. Not correctly, but whatev.
Your stutter would suggest you have a fuel delivery issue.
Since you have it down and apart, do the hutch/harpoon and renew your fuel filter.
Since you dropped the trans pan, I would also flush and renew the filter.
Most guys put an inline filter after the mod from the tank, but if your not running home grown you will be good.
Denny
The PO went with a plugged sock syndrom. Not correctly, but whatev.
Your stutter would suggest you have a fuel delivery issue.
Since you have it down and apart, do the hutch/harpoon and renew your fuel filter.
Since you dropped the trans pan, I would also flush and renew the filter.
Most guys put an inline filter after the mod from the tank, but if your not running home grown you will be good.
Denny
#10
10-28-2018, 06:24 PM
Cargo Master
What was done to your pickup was a band-aid fix.
Go to the search bar and read up on Hutch mod as well as Harpoon. They detail everything.
Very wise guys. Can't compete.
I would urge you to follow the directions to the bone if you decide to go in that manner.
It's very cheap, It's a very necessary repair and it will serve you well.
If you haven't serviced the trans..............I would anyway. But do so a couple hundred miles away from this to solve this issue!
Denny
Go to the search bar and read up on Hutch mod as well as Harpoon. They detail everything.
Very wise guys. Can't compete.
I would urge you to follow the directions to the bone if you decide to go in that manner.
It's very cheap, It's a very necessary repair and it will serve you well.
If you haven't serviced the trans..............I would anyway. But do so a couple hundred miles away from this to solve this issue!
Denny
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