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Re: acceleration flat spot
Sounds like your timing is out.
Disconnect the beige and brown timing wire from the PCM and time your truck with a timing gun to base zero timing and then reconnect the wire, clear the computer and you should be good to go.
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Re: Re: acceleration flat spot
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I really appreciate your help and I'm sorry to be so ignorant but what is a "PCM"? I'm familiar with the ECM but not the PCM. ALSO have you used the DIGIMOTO and if so what's you opinion? http://www.digimoto.com/faq.htm thanks |
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Re: acceleration flat spot
PCM is the computer which is mounted under your glove box in the passenger compartment.
No, I have not used the digimoto, but I have done research on it. Seems an ok product.
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flat spot
At what RPM is your flat spot. If around 1800 rpm it could be the EGR system. I had this problem and had to unbolt the TBI and clean out the crud in the passage ways.
Bob Shaw |
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