- Feb 3, 2012
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I am just tired. After cleaning the throttle body we had to change the power steering pump, no biggy. We did a few modifications like auto fogs and quad beam lights. Other than that everything has been pretty much cosmetic mods.
Well we changed our power steering pump on Friday, it was a fairly easy job. We drove it approx. 7hrs non stop to go get our new puppy. Left here at 1:30pm and got home at 7:00pm without anything acting up or out of the ordinary.
Last night my 4wd went out, My husband played with some wiring and the TCCM. Removed a fuse to check it and put it back. When he put the fuse back the truck started to idle really oddly, almost as if it were trying to stall out. Then the SES light came on, had it read at OReilly's and it came out as p1345 or the crankshaft/camshaft sensor. Figured it may have been an issue with hubby pulling the fuse so he had the guy at OReilly's clear out the SES/code and hubby double checked the fuses...drove it home.
4wd came back on the way home...and after 3hrs of driving on and off using the 4wd it has stayed on without issue. But the SES light is back on, and the odd idle is back as well. I haven't been able to pin point if there is an exact time the idle starts acting up. At one point it was as soon as we started the truck, and at another time it started doing it after about 5 minutes of driving...did it for 60sec and then ran fine. The RPM's to me seem to be moving a lot easier, like it's flighty. Doesn't want to get up and go, and seems to be having an issue shifting into 2nd, truck WONT go past 2500RPM unless I really really really hammer it and I have to rock my body for a bit more umph lol
I don't know if it makes a difference or not, but my husband put in some Engine restore...in a silver pop can type container. The idle issue didn't happen and the SES wasn't on until he put the Engine restore in..he bought it at wal-mart.
Any idea's? We can change the sensor on Tuesday...but should we look elsewhere? 4wd is fine now...
Well we changed our power steering pump on Friday, it was a fairly easy job. We drove it approx. 7hrs non stop to go get our new puppy. Left here at 1:30pm and got home at 7:00pm without anything acting up or out of the ordinary.
Last night my 4wd went out, My husband played with some wiring and the TCCM. Removed a fuse to check it and put it back. When he put the fuse back the truck started to idle really oddly, almost as if it were trying to stall out. Then the SES light came on, had it read at OReilly's and it came out as p1345 or the crankshaft/camshaft sensor. Figured it may have been an issue with hubby pulling the fuse so he had the guy at OReilly's clear out the SES/code and hubby double checked the fuses...drove it home.
4wd came back on the way home...and after 3hrs of driving on and off using the 4wd it has stayed on without issue. But the SES light is back on, and the odd idle is back as well. I haven't been able to pin point if there is an exact time the idle starts acting up. At one point it was as soon as we started the truck, and at another time it started doing it after about 5 minutes of driving...did it for 60sec and then ran fine. The RPM's to me seem to be moving a lot easier, like it's flighty. Doesn't want to get up and go, and seems to be having an issue shifting into 2nd, truck WONT go past 2500RPM unless I really really really hammer it and I have to rock my body for a bit more umph lol
I don't know if it makes a difference or not, but my husband put in some Engine restore...in a silver pop can type container. The idle issue didn't happen and the SES wasn't on until he put the Engine restore in..he bought it at wal-mart.
Any idea's? We can change the sensor on Tuesday...but should we look elsewhere? 4wd is fine now...