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Old 05-10-2008, 04:09 PM   #2 (permalink)
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43,000 miles, I tow 8k about 500 miles per month.

Today as I was driving it felt as though someone had applied the brakes. It would do this for a few seconds and then be fine for a few seconds and repeat. Trans has never been hot and seems to work ok in 2nd.

1) Ideas?

2) Should I take it to the dealer or look for a trans specialist in the D/FW Texas area?
Do a search on Mechanical Diode. It's a rebuild.
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Here is most of what you need to know on getting your 7.3L started and how to operate it in the cold winter months. These posts use to readily available, but they've been hid in a subforum top of the 7.3 Power Stroke Engine and Drivetrain forum.
Winter Operation (How I Do It)
Hard/No Start? Check here first

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