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Travis
GenIII
4/20/2009
22:29:29
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 Subject: Power loss @ 4700 RPM+
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Alright I had my timing chains and tensioners replaced along with water pump. The guy said when he put it back together it would not start. He pulled the whole front a part again and said the timing gear/s were one tooth off. So he drove it and said it was fine. Well I get in it and floor it and it flattens out about 4700 plus rpms and in second it will not shift to drive until you let off gas. He said I have a compuer problem. It was fine before I took it to him. Just had front main leaking oil so thought I would do the other work while in there. Thanks for your help.
00,CC,SLT,4.7,Auto,4X4,3" Cat back, 3" PA Lift with 32's
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well
Dodge Dakota
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4/20/2009
23:11:00
|  RE: Power loss @ 4700 RPM+
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"He pulled the whole front a part again and said the timing gear/s were one tooth off"
So did he take the chain back off and get it aligned properly?
If not you seriously need a new mechanic!
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Travis
GenIII
4/20/2009
23:43:45
| RE: Power loss @ 4700 RPM+
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Yeah Yeah. I am not an idiot. Just didnt have the money to take to Dodge. Look he said he did it. What I want to know is if he did not get it properly alligned can it cause the power curve to flatten out.
00,CC,SLT,4.7,Auto,4X4,3" Cat back, 3" PA Lift with 32's
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DuHHHHHHHHHHH
Dodge Dakota
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4/21/2009
11:40:17
| RE: Power loss @ 4700 RPM+
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"Yeah Yeah. I am not an idiot"
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"if he did not get it properly alligned can it cause the power curve to flatten out."
The answer is YES to both!
ow and it would be aligned not alligned
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hello
Dodge Dakota
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4/27/2009
02:11:46
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no update for us ?
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