dennism8224

[dennism8224]

hi, this is my first time, got a 93 k3500 chevy truck. When its really cold out (30 or colder) the truck runs fine.when you first start it, it runs rough, after you go down the road for about 20 minutes things get bad,this is if the temp. outside is above 30. the truck will start missing like it is starving for fuel, you play with the gas peddle for awhile and after a bit it will smooth out and run ok for some time the it starts all over again.I think I've replaced just about everything from the oxygen sensors to rebuilding the tbi . any clues????

 

[drivesitfar]

Dennis: i've heard about issues sort of like yours, but sorry i don't have the answers. i can say this is the introduction area so really there are better places to ask your questions. tell us more about yourself when you have time on this thread and if you find other threads talking about your truck ask your questions on that thread where you might have more members familiar with your issue. if you can't find any threads about your truck then start one and i'd suggest taking a lot of pictures and itemizing what you have replaced and more of your thoughts or what you are thinking cause there are a lot of handy guys and gals here that could maybe fix a space ship if you asked them to.

welcome to the group

 

[dennism8224]

thank you, I am a new guy and I am 75 years young and still don't know much about this computer stuff . thank you for your help, Dennis.

 

[drivesitfar]

Dennis: i'm a youngster at 61 so happy to help if i can. ask questions if you need anything. one thing if you are doing a search and can't find any information you can always GOOGLE and most times Garage Journal was nearly the first choice and gave you several threads and maybe why i joined years ago.

you are welcome if i helped at all. also if you want to have a picture under your name go in your GJ profile and click on AVATAR and download one and you can change later if you find a better on like i did when i found this old bison made out of old scraps and tools.

cheers