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Ok when I first start me truck in the mourning it idles decent i know i have 2 bad injectors that why i say decent but after about 5 min of idling it starts to idle like total sh** sounds like it is only runnig on bout two cylds. But if i get in and rev it up to bout 700 it smooths back out. Next problem is when i am driving around town and let off of the go pedal the truck boggs way down and almost sounds like it has a jake brake?
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Yes, they can get stuck and kill the truck's power. Have someone crank the truck while you watch the actuator linkage under the valve. It should close and reopen right after cranking. Then just unplug the two wire plug under the inlet of the compressor and it will not close.
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