avi_skier

It's the 5.9 magnum. It idles fine and runs good as long as I'm gentle on the gas pedal. If I stomp down on the pedal it lurches and bucks just like the governor is shutting off the fuel at just above 2000 rpm. It does this more when the engine is under load, like going up hills, accelerating, etc. If the weather is below freezing I don't get the jerking, it's just sluggish. Anything above freezing and the jerking starts again. At first I thought bad fuel or water in the fuel, but that wasn't the case. I've added fuel dryer, fuel system cleaner, and burned through 3 tanks of fuel from different places.

I took it to the shop and paid $100 for them to hook it to their diagnostic rig and they told me it was the pump or something in the tank. It sounds suspicious to me, seems like if it were the pump it would be worse in cold weather, not better.

Any theories would be appreciated.

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So one of my buds was racing me down the other day, when all of the sudden this huge plume of snow (had to have been 15-20 feet high) came gushing by, followed by one ski. I obviously missed what happened to him, but when I looked back and he was still tumbling like a rag doll. I swear when he got up he was wearing more snow than most snowmen, absolutely covered, head to toe, the only thing not white were two tiny dots where his eyes are and his mouth. Turned out to be fine and it was one of the funniest, most memorable moments I've had in a while and it got me thinking...

...So let's share some of our stories about memorable yard sales, huck dolls, or just plain nitwits on skis. Probably give most of us a good laugh.

I'm not big on commercialized ski areas but it's been great every visit.