A 1983 Chevy truck with a 305 engine may backfire after warming up due to several issues, such as a vacuum leak, incorrect ignition timing, or a faulty carburetor. As the engine heats up, these problems can become more pronounced, leading to an improper air-fuel mixture or misfires. Additionally, worn spark plugs or ignition components can exacerbate the issue. Checking these components and ensuring proper adjustments can help resolve the backfiring.
With engine running and trans warm add oil into trans dipstick tube
could be bad bushings in the starter.
The reason that he chevy truck may continue to bog down, is due to the car needing to warm up before starting. There may also be an issue with the fuel pump.
It is easier and cheaper to replace the temperature sensor--try that first
If you have an automatic transmission, check with the engine warm and running, The dip stick is located on the passenger side rear of the engine.
WARM-FM was created on 1983-03-28.
i just replaced the thermostat in 2004 Chevy truck heater works fine now
Check battery cables for tightness and corrosion also check solenoid trigger wire
Start the truck. Turn on the heater. Hold both hoses in your hands. The first one to feel warm is the inlet.
it is idling high to warm up.it is dying because the choke is shutting off before it has warmed up
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i found out my self it was the shift mod.