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Hi all. 
 

I new to the forum. I have a question about a 2011 3/4 ton 6.0. I’ve had this truck since October bought it with 70,550 on the odometer. I have 73, 558 on it now. Not real sure if this belongs here but here goes. 
 

So around 530 this morning I went to start the truck. It was  20 degrees outside and the hasn’t run since 745 pm the night before. So it was a cold start. 
 

Anyhow, it fired up just fine, then the tach dropped to 4-500 rpm it sounded like it was wanting to die, then immediately shot up to 2000 rpm then came back down around 1100. The truck warmed up and it seemed fine after that. When its at temperature it seems to run fine. It was that initial start that has me concerned. The truck didn’t throw any codes or anything. 
 

Im leaning toward injectors and was going to get fuel injectors cleaner tomorrow. Has anybody experienced what I’m describing, and or any other things I should look for? 
It’s my only ride right now so any and all advice/comments will be appreciated 

 

thanks!

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Maybe. Like I said I pickEd it Up in October from a dealer. I know it was sitting there a while. It only did it in cold weather. Last night was 30 some degrees and started no problem. It was a cold start then too

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Well, you are certainly free to throw parts at it and hope, but I would suggest actually doing some diagnosis to figure out what the problem might be.

 

And how do you know it has "never threw a code"?  It can generate all kinds of codes without turning on the CEL.

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