Thanks, I keep that in mind. I'm thinking more along the lines of just
resetting the computer (if that would fix the problem).
Miles
Doug Fedeli <rdf@eznet.net> wrote in article
<3A53A3F0.18FD871C@eznet.net>...
> Don't let the dealer reflash the computer. Others have had it done and
could
> feel the loss of power. Once it's done it can't be reprogramed back to
the
> original program.
>
> Doug Fedeli
>
>
> Miles Harris wrote:
>
> >
> >
> > ..... While I have it in the shop I'm going to have them check out an
> > intermittent dieseling problem. Seems sometimes the truck runs on for a
> > second or two when I turn off the ignition. So as not to be totally
> > clueless when I drop the truck off, does anyone have any idea what
might be
> > causing this. All I can remember from a long time ago is it has
something
> > to due with timing, however, as I have learned from this list, the
computer
> > controls the engine timing (does the computer need to be reset?). I was
> > planning to bring this problem up this week before I took it to the
dealer.
> > The recall just accelerated my getting the dieseling problem looked at.
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