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1993 chevy.c1500 pu. 350 5.7 eng. eng. just stop running.
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seven
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Jul 28, 2010, 4:37 AM
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1993 chevy.c1500 pu. 350 5.7 eng. eng. just stop running.
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my truck will quit running when you let off the gas and when you first start it up but it will start back up i replaced the air idle control censor on the throttle body and it run fine for maybe 2or 3 hours and started doing the same thing so i changed the fuel filter also i checked the codes but there wasn't any codes showing it keeps getting worse so i got the idle air control censor replaced and put #2 idle censor in it and again it run ok for a few hour's but started dyeing out again anyone has any help i sure would be thankful thanks Seven
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Loren Champlain Sr
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Jul 28, 2010, 6:03 PM
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Re: 1993 chevy.c1500 pu. 350 5.7 eng. eng. just stop running.
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seven; The first thing that comes to mind, would be the CTS. (coolant temp sensor). This tells the computer engine temp., and delivers fuel accordingly. Generally, when a GM CTS takes a dump, it will tell the computer that it is -41F. That's okay, if you are living in Fairbanks, in January. Otherwise, it causes an over-fueling condition. Rough running, dying, ect. With a scanner connected, you will be able to see what the computer is 'seeing'. IAC (idle air control) motors can, 90% of the time, be cleaned rather than replaced, btw. Loren SW Washington
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seven
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Jul 28, 2010, 11:52 PM
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Re: 1993 chevy.c1500 pu. 350 5.7 eng. eng. just stop running.
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Loren i appeciate the comeback on my post ill sure use your advice on my truck and i never thought bout the cts censor but thanks a alot .
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