stand in front of your truck. now locate the first spark plug on the left of your engine. remove spark plug. stick your finger or better idea a screwdriver in the hole. turn timing sproket til piston is at top of shaft. now put on timing belt and start her up.
The Engine Control Module sets timing and fuel mixture. It is varied electronically based on driving conditions. After market chip or programming unts may vary the factory settings to increase performance.
clogged radiator, advanced timing, worn water pump, dragging brakes, etc. Usually, the thermostat isn't the real cause of overheating.
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www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/findacar.htmcheck this out for any cars gas mpg
it might be the slave cylinder
should be screwed into the transmission case
The sensor is on the transmission above the right drive axle two wires to it
Syn-torq synthetic transmission fluid or equivalent.
Call 1800 PMCARES, they can help.