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Truck dies when put in gear


Harbinger
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The other day I got in my truck to go snowboarding. I started it, and let her run for maybe a minute or two. When I slipped the shifter into D, the truck drove forward about a foot and then the engine died. She ran fine after warming up for a little bit.

 

Is there something I can do to prevent this? Or is my pathy just that tired?

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I wouldn't be worried -- your trucks a lot younger than my ole girl.

 

I'm sure its just that shes getting tired and I didn't give her enough time to wake up in the cold morning. I'm just wondering if theres a fix for that short of a rebuilt drive train.

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What RPM does it idle at warm, in D ? Cold in D ? Could be your FICD (fast idle control device) or your fast idle cam may be sticking or need adjustment. Your manual should out line those well... ;) Maybe the mixture heater needs replacement ?

 

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