Yes it go into gear really easy when I turn the truck off. I also noticed, that if the truck is in reverse, the engine won’t shut off right away. This only happen when I turn the truck off in reverse.
I think the problem is with the clutch not releasing fully, the truck will start in gear but you will fell the truck jerk when the engine first roll over.
there is an inspection hole on the transmission, at first I would see the end of the clutch fork in the middle of that hole, now it well pass the hole, toward the back.
I will pull it to see what’s going on with that. Any idea where I can get a new pivot ball and a speed sensor. This is a NV3500. Also is there and adapter, where I will be able to mount an internal slave
I finally got around to pulling the gearbox. I found that I installed the release bearing into the clutch fork incorrectly. It’s working perfectly now.
Can anyone tell me why, when I turn the truck off, with it in reverse, the engine would continue to run.
Good morning.
01 Silverado 2500HD 6.0L Gas,
Suddenly started to run rough yesterday, I change the fuel filter thinking it might be obstructed. Still ran rough for about 1/4 mile, then ran normal all the way home. (7 miles) got back in it to go to the store it’s running rough again. I unplugged the connection for the coils on the drivers side and the he engine didn’t react, unplugged the drivers side and it shut down, is it possible that all 4 coils went bad at once?
The coils are firing, the injectors are working. I had someone come by and he said, there’s a possibility of the intake manifold is cracked, because when he cover it, the truck doesn’t shut off right away, which means it’s sucking air from somewhere, causing more fuel to be required which is fouling out the plugs.
I cleaned the injectors yesterday and changed the plugs and it ran perfectly.
I’m not even sure how you would go about programming the computer. I’m certain there are some great shops that can do it for you. There are some skilled tuner guys on here that will be along to provide better guidance.
you have to check the fuel pressure. fuel pump fails when filter is dirty and also keep the fuel in the tank 1/4 above ...
fuel pressure Key on eng off 60-65 psi.. engine on 53-57psi... if its below 52 psi engine power shakes.. 46psi will stall.
if you get a fuel pressure gauge with a drain valve on it engine on open drain valve and if the fuel runs strong looks good .. if it dribbles then fuel pump problem .. check the voltage at the fuel pump if pressure is low.. if volts are good then change it..
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