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Old 08-30-2007, 10:01 AM   #2 (permalink)
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See if this describes the problem you're having:

Mine was inconsistent and threw no codes so it was a b*tch to figure out. It would vary from a minor pause or stutter all the way to a full on buck as if you forgot to put the clutch in on a manual. It usually happened after I would get on it at 75-80% throttle and then have to back off for some reason (someone entered my lane, light change, etc.).

It was pretty much all fixed with a new crankshaft position sensor.

Luckily, a buddy of mine works at a dealership and said that they have seen a few fail on the 5.7 motors so we thought to look at it.
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