Engine Miss at Speed
Hello All, Found the forum while asking questions on how to fix a problem with newly aquired Dakota.....My truck is stock and plan to keep it that way. It is silver in color.yeah silver. I am not sure this is the correct place to be to ask questions about mechanical problems, by local Dodge is NO HELP....I have a engine miss when you hold steady any speed at over 35 and up to 55. No codes...Have run gas additive twice and changed the top half of the 16 plugs.44000 miles on trk. wuzfuz
His vehichle info says 08 QC 4.7 2wd. His question grabbed my interest because my truck has started doing the same thing. Starting to wonder if it's a trans thing, not an engine thing.
Oh, my bad. Stoopid phone started the thread out on page 2...lol
The trans seems to go thru the gears ok. The miss is progressively getting worse, ever so slight. Putting the tow/haul on does not change much on the tach, miss still there.
Some else has recommended that maybe the throttle body needs cleaning. At times there is a faint sulpher smell, cat conv seems to be ok, no codes here either.
Some else has recommended that maybe the throttle body needs cleaning. At times there is a faint sulpher smell, cat conv seems to be ok, no codes here either.
Hello All, Found the forum while asking questions on how to fix a problem with newly aquired Dakota.....My truck is stock and plan to keep it that way. It is silver in color.yeah silver. I am not sure this is the correct place to be to ask questions about mechanical problems, by local Dodge is NO HELP....I have a engine miss when you hold steady any speed at over 35 and up to 55. No codes...Have run gas additive twice and changed the top half of the 16 plugs.44000 miles on trk. wuzfuz
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Done.
Thanks for moving this to the correct forum. I am new at this and was not sure what I was doing at start, not real sure I am better as yet, any way, how will I get responses to my questions on this subject.
Just confirming...Is it only at a certain speed, or does it happen at a certain RPM band regardless of speed (reving to that RPM band while at a stop, accelerating to and/or holding that RPM band in a lower gear, etc)?







