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Old 09-27-2009, 09:20 AM   #1
East End K5
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OK, truck stalling when coming to a stop...

Was driving the rig yesterday, and was running real nice, so i hit the throttle a bit to open the engine up. Later on, as I came to a stop sign and applied the brakes, she stalled. Took a few minutes for her to start back up again, with the belts screaming as well. Still wanted to stall out, but I managed to keep the rpms up to get her in the driveway,didn't go too fast either. I was wondering if I flooded the engine or have some sort of fuel and air delivery problem. Thought it might be timing as well, because when she is idling, she feels like shes low....hard to tell without a tach...any ideas?
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