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Old 01-29-2017, 04:09 PM
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Default Shuddering around 40-50 MPH LOW RPMS
truck or engine shudders at low rpms around 40-50 while trying to lightly accelerate . If I step on it accelerates smopthpy. Doesn't happen any other time. Anyone have any solutions ?
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Misfire. I have same similar issues. If you haven't done plugs do that and change boots/springs.

If you have then you need to chase down a bad coil................
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Misfire. I have same similar issues. If you haven't done plugs do that and change boots/springs.

If you have then you need to chase down a bad coil................
is this what you did to fix it?
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is this what you did to fix it?
I did plugs about 20k miles ago, all the misfires went away. They are occurring again and I suspect that I need to change my springs/boots and check the coils, but I'm waiting for warmer weather.
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How about some vehicle info and service history? We'd be able to give you a little bit more accurate help.
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Plugs, fuel filter, clean MAF and Throttle body.
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Sorry I had to. Seams like there is a new thread everyday with this exact same title lol
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It's a 2005 lariat 5.4. I bought it with a few different issues with plans to fix it . I bought it for a good price from a family friend. I'll change plugs this week and clean the MAF and tell you guys how it went.
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When you change the plugs also change the boots and springs on the coils.
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Do those come separate from the COP?
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