Stroker just died
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From: Millbrook Alabama
MILLERMANBG, go put the stinkin new CPS in there and lets get you back on the road
Oh and when we get this fixed, lets send racer*2 a case of blinker fluid, or some cross drilled brake lines since he has a good attitude.
Oh and when we get this fixed, lets send racer*2 a case of blinker fluid, or some cross drilled brake lines since he has a good attitude.
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From: Wheatland, Mo
Originally Posted by bdrummonds
MILLERMANBG, go put the stinkin new CPS in there and lets get you back on the road
Oh and when we get this fixed, lets send racer*2 a case of blinker fluid, or some cross drilled brake lines since he has a good attitude.
Oh and when we get this fixed, lets send racer*2 a case of blinker fluid, or some cross drilled brake lines since he has a good attitude.
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From: SE Wisco
Originally Posted by BillyBob69
If the CPS goes...it won't run at all. It may give you a little trouble before it goes but it can and will just die...not running bad...just DOA.
Let us know if changing the CPS works!
Let us know if changing the CPS works!
My truck will randomly die when you hit the brake. This seems to only be when you are taking it out of park though. That and it has only did it about three times (before the CPS recall...now I have a new one and only once...hmm)
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From: Charlotte-Fairbanks-Bflo
Originally Posted by Racer*2
Racer*2 here,
Dude, Pop your distributor cap, see if your rotor is turning when cranked. Could be coil, timing belt, or any of a hundred things. First, see if your rotor is turning.
I'll check back.
Dude, Pop your distributor cap, see if your rotor is turning when cranked. Could be coil, timing belt, or any of a hundred things. First, see if your rotor is turning.
I'll check back.
