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perf-list Digest Sat, 29 Apr 2000 Volume: 2000 Issue: 057

In This Issue:
Re: Should make you guys happy
Help!!
Re: Help!!

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From: FLR150 aol.com
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 14:50:29 EDT
Subject: Re: Should make you guys happy

Just remember:
When the Lightning strikes, the Heartbeat stops.
Later,
Wayne Foy
94 Flareside SC
1999 Fun Ford Weekend
Racing series
#2 Top Truck
Atlanta GA

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From: "Aaron Martin" hotmail.com>
Subject: Help!!
Date: Sat, 29 Apr 2000 18:45:10 PDT

I have a 99 superduty with the v-10, automatic, 4x4. A while ago I described
my problem, which was that the speedometer would drop to 0mph, the ABS light
would come on, the cruise control would disengage, and the engine rpms would
rise a small amount (to maintain the same speed). Also, transmission shift
points would occur at higher rpms and the shift would be much firmer. This
would generally happen for only short periods, after which everything would
return to normal. I brought the truck in to a dealership which basically
said it was an intermittant electrical problem and they couldn't do anything
about it. A second dealership replaced a speed sensor, which had no apparent
effect on the symptoms, and then replaced a computer module, which cured the
problem for about a month. Now the problem is recurring and I think the
dealership I am working with is about out of ideas.

Another problem has also surfaced recently. One evening when I started my
truck its idle speed was around 3,000 rpms instead of just under 1,000 where
it normally is. I shut the truck off and checked for a stuck throttle but....

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