Let us know if that helps.

 

dude my truck did the same thing its the fuel filter...i wasnt sure why but it fixed the shifting issue and returned all the power. its a cheap fix i would start there first.

 

Ok thanks I will try that first and I will keep you guys posted, thanks for the help.

 

My mistake I thought you tried the fuel filter that must of been another thread. Yeah like micarcia said try the filter first. When was the last time it was changed.

 

I don't know I haven't had the truck very long so I don't know about the previous owner or when he changed it last, I will be changing every thing this week.

 

you should always change all fluids when you buy a truck. saves money later

 

I know it just never really crossed my mind, but I will remember for next time. Btw could it be my trans going?

 

it's not out of the question but i would try everything else possible before we got to that conclusion. the newer trucks with autos seem to be very finnicky. and now that i read it again i think of a 96 subaru that lost third gear. it wouldn't shift until a second after you let off the pedal

 

You have some issues. Since it is a high milsage truck, some preventive maintenace is in order. like you have just heard from other members, change your transmission fluid, Filters, Fuel filter, and do a ECM diagnostic with a good scan tool. If your unable to get one, the cost of hooking your truck by a reputable shop should run no more then $150.00 USD and no less then $75.00 USD depending on their type of scan tool and your area. I know of few in PA if your interested.
You can purchase some decent Scan tool software for your PC.

 

Ok thanks for the input I will change everything this week and have the truck hooked up to a computer and see what happens, I will keep you guys posted, thanks again for the help.