pistonium
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Hello All - I've been lurking here for a while....have had a civilian 6.2L pick up for a couple of years, got a 1008 a couple of months ago and that's my daily driver now, got a 1009 a month ago, and that's awaiting an NV4500 swap and restoration. Had Chevy's of this vintage since I got my first truck in late 70's.
I've got a question about my 1008 - I first noticed this problem rarely: when coasting down a hill, an almost undetectable, occaisional, and shortlived acceleration of the engine was occuring. Now it's getting more common, and now happens sometimes when I'm running at steady speed with constant pressure on the accellerator pedal - the engine just speeds up by itself - quickly and a couple hundred RPM. It always slows down if I change the pedal position, and when I'm coasting down a hill, it never sticks at a high RPM. It did this once when stopped at a stoplight at idle too.
I've searched the manuals and the CUCV site and didn't have any sucess at tracking any similar threads or info....but I know it can be had to find things with the search engine here....I would be glad for some pointers to get where I need to go if someone thinks there is some existing info on the problem....
Thanks much -
I've got a question about my 1008 - I first noticed this problem rarely: when coasting down a hill, an almost undetectable, occaisional, and shortlived acceleration of the engine was occuring. Now it's getting more common, and now happens sometimes when I'm running at steady speed with constant pressure on the accellerator pedal - the engine just speeds up by itself - quickly and a couple hundred RPM. It always slows down if I change the pedal position, and when I'm coasting down a hill, it never sticks at a high RPM. It did this once when stopped at a stoplight at idle too.
I've searched the manuals and the CUCV site and didn't have any sucess at tracking any similar threads or info....but I know it can be had to find things with the search engine here....I would be glad for some pointers to get where I need to go if someone thinks there is some existing info on the problem....
Thanks much -