Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum and looking for a bit of help. Last week I purchased a 99 Tahoe 4x4 with approx. 180,000 miles on it. Right now, I'm using it as my daily driver, and am very happy with it so far. I picked the Tahoe up knowing that there were some issues with it. The seller was very honest with me and showed me everything (and so far he is 100% correct) that it needed.
At this point, I've replaced the O2 sensors, the radiator, and the fan clutch.
My question is this, the seller mentioned that it runs rough on cold start. Once it gets warm, it smooths out. And he's right.
Here's the scenario. Start it up in the morning and it runs very rough, it will even attempt to stall, it feels like it's misfiring, once I'm about 10 minutes down the road, (engine warms up) it will level out and run like a brand new truck.
Any thoughts? I haven't done a tune up on it yet, planning that for tomorrow after work, I'd just like to get an idea what else I might check for before I run up to the Auto Parts store.
Thank in Advance.
I'm new to the forum and looking for a bit of help. Last week I purchased a 99 Tahoe 4x4 with approx. 180,000 miles on it. Right now, I'm using it as my daily driver, and am very happy with it so far. I picked the Tahoe up knowing that there were some issues with it. The seller was very honest with me and showed me everything (and so far he is 100% correct) that it needed.
At this point, I've replaced the O2 sensors, the radiator, and the fan clutch.
My question is this, the seller mentioned that it runs rough on cold start. Once it gets warm, it smooths out. And he's right.
Here's the scenario. Start it up in the morning and it runs very rough, it will even attempt to stall, it feels like it's misfiring, once I'm about 10 minutes down the road, (engine warms up) it will level out and run like a brand new truck.
Any thoughts? I haven't done a tune up on it yet, planning that for tomorrow after work, I'd just like to get an idea what else I might check for before I run up to the Auto Parts store.
Thank in Advance.