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Question by PeterD
Submitted on 10/1/2003
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Dodge 2001 1500 4x4 pickup 5.9l automatic 40,000mi:  Transmission issue not able to be fixed by dealer. Stopped the truck jerks forward.  At a constant 65mph the truck jerks sporadically.  Climbing hills the tach surges without increase of speed. Replaced govenor sensor and flushed fluid.


Answer by rwells
Submitted on 11/2/2005
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my truck does the same thing, 2000 dodge 1500 4x4 84000 miles 5.9l. It does it most with cruise control on????  Don' know why either.

 

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