CleverGirl_
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We don’t mention that it could be an expensive part. We say it’s normal and move on.
slight jerking/shaking at idle
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stevenstommyboy1
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Best advice I have heard in a while.
mashtastic
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Sorry, I meant cigarette lighter….
Definitely the cigarette lighter
dhanni848
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Exact same issue started 3 weeks ago on my 2011 with 145k miles. Runs great other than on or off the brakes at less than 2-5mph. Very annoying for sure. Anyone figure it out or just saying “normal” still?
UPDATE - Mine just put up the check engine with code P0301 (Misfire cylinder 1).
UPDATE - Mine just put up the check engine with code P0301 (Misfire cylinder 1).
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dhanni848
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Not much movement in this thread, and I am still dealing with the issue. Truck gets driven maybe 1-2 days a week so hasn't worried me a ton. Have changed plugs, secondary plugs, plug wire, coil pack, switched coil with another cylinder, and fuel injector. All with same issue cylinder 1 misfire, mpg has gone up a good bit though!
Dropped it off with a shop finally today, only other thing that isn't super bad news is a broken valve spring. Seems more common that what we might think on these. Will see what the shop says when the break into it.
Dropped it off with a shop finally today, only other thing that isn't super bad news is a broken valve spring. Seems more common that what we might think on these. Will see what the shop says when the break into it.
dhanni848
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Anddddd report back is very pitted camshaft.
I was going to suggest engine mounts.
dhanni848
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Wish that's all it was!
What?????? Pitted ???? Pitted where? The lobe? Pitted from what? 1+1=3
You coming to our Raptor Meet-up on June 8 just south of Liepers Fork?
There will be plenty of Raptors. Maybe someone could switch with you or ride with you a few miles and give you a diagnostic opinion. @Gumby has his Forscan computer with him and a bunch of us have OBD II readers. Someone should be able to figure out your issue.
I was just having an issue with my Raaptor that the cause is 180-degrees opposite of what any normal person would have guessed. Got that solved.
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