Help! Thunder is dead!
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Storm Chaser /Navy Vet
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Help! Thunder is dead!
Ok, so here's how my whole day went...
... I managed to change out all my ignition coils today. Thunder started fine, but for some reason, the wrench light came on and it wouldn't accelerate. I know I did it right, I mean, how hard could it be??? I thought it was my Throttle Body acting up again, so I took it apart and when I put it back together for some reason, I felt no tension in the throttle plate anymore. I have no clue what went wrong, and I need some help reviving my truck!
... I managed to change out all my ignition coils today. Thunder started fine, but for some reason, the wrench light came on and it wouldn't accelerate. I know I did it right, I mean, how hard could it be??? I thought it was my Throttle Body acting up again, so I took it apart and when I put it back together for some reason, I felt no tension in the throttle plate anymore. I have no clue what went wrong, and I need some help reviving my truck!
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Storm Chaser /Navy Vet
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#7
Storm Chaser /Navy Vet
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1. Disconnect the battery
2. Change each individual coil one at a time
3. Put Dialeletric Grease in each spring before installing.
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#9
Storm Chaser /Navy Vet
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I didnt drop the TB at all, I took real good care of it. I just dont know if I put something on wrong when I did that and the coils. Again, the throttle plate had no tension in it anymore. And whats DBW?
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Drive By Wire. I'm referring to the stepper motor that moves your throttle plates. I'm fairly sure they had that in 04. Either DBW or throttle cable, the TB plates should not just flop around; something's wrong there.