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1997 1500 4.3L stumbling and missing

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Old Feb 16, 2013 | 7:56 PM
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ok so here the issues the truck will start idle and rev fine,when I pull out it does fine till it hits about 2000 RPMs then it starts stumbling and the shift light comes on. Once i shift it will do fine. Till the same RPM Range, However if i give it more gas and pass over to about 3000 RPMs then it runs like a top. problem only seems to be at near 2000 RPMS. At highway speed that is cruising RPM. so this is a issue.

We have had plugs, wires and rotor button and Cap and coil all replaced and no change MAF sensor and fuel filter and pump replaced and no change.

I need Help Im racking my brain here....
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Old Feb 17, 2013 | 8:54 AM
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It sounds like the fuel pressure regulator / 'spider assembly' to me.
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Old Feb 18, 2013 | 10:20 PM
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Yea I was hopeing that would not be the issue how hard is it to replace that
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Old Feb 24, 2013 | 10:51 PM
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I gust hade the same thing replaced oxgen plugs wires roter and cap anb re greesed ele chip
Insjde rotter cap the last helped the most
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