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Old Mar 17, 2009 | 01:33 AM
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$835 ? we cant even get all the parts together for that
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Old Mar 17, 2009 | 06:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Tootall
he got in on the same deal . . . he's yet to reach 300 miles . . .
the "shop" to Galveston - over heated and puked - towed back to shop from Galveston.
the other 3 times have been from the shop to his house, and that's it . . . . didn't make it any farther . . .
Dont know man... sounds like some really bad luck to me lol

Mine shifts great and the truck runs good

Has about 330 miles on it right now
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Old Mar 18, 2009 | 03:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Luke03
Stewart (Txsilverado) says his "hiccups" per say and does the same thing sometimes

I just got the thing running after waiting 7 months and i dont want it to blow up again lol
when mine hickups like that the transmission usually loses a gear within the next few thousand miles. yours is a fresh transmission so i say ignore it, check the fluids and dont get too concearned about it until it does it again.
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Old Mar 20, 2009 | 03:40 PM
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hell, mine has done that for the last 20,000 miles... i have just learned to ingore it.... still rockin the stock 60e @ 130k. ieither thats a good thing, or its ready to
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Old Mar 21, 2009 | 09:42 AM
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prolly ready to pop haha
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Old Mar 25, 2009 | 12:45 AM
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I must've been really fortunate when I bought my '99 @ 39K, back in '00. I never really had the chance to get any tuners or kickass mods way back then. Busy workin' on everybody else's chit, ha.
Now, it has 237K on it & just recently gave up 3-4 aboutta week ago. I've done nothing but work, tow & dog the hell outta this truck. She's hauled more cars/Projects home & various other destinations all over Texas. I thought I was doing good to service the 60E every 50K, or so.
About a month before I added a Superchips programmer, the tranny started doing odd things it had never done before, while still stock. Acting like it would bounce off the limiter from 2nd to 3rd, similar to the 1st to 2nd limiter. I figured, hell, at this point, if I blew anything I'd have to say I'd got my money out of it. It held for another month, made a trip to the coast & back to Corpus once more. On the way home from a nearby town, I was actually driving the speedlimit & noticed while trying to ascend a rise in the hiway, the tach swiftly rose to 4K & the speedo dropped to around 55, simultaneously.
No hot-doggin', show-boatin', ***-grabbin' or power brakin'! Just cruising home.
Limped her home in 2nd & haven't got around to pull the tranny yet.
Just thought you guys could use a little testimonial on the " sometimes you win, sometimes you lose" theory, ha. I'd like to upgrade, but can't justify it at this time being as it's still stock & all. Hopefully, with being on this site, I'll get in on the good stuff, hehe.
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