Hornet_2497 answered 5 years ago
When talking about power loss in diesel trucks, the first thing that comes to mind is fuel filters. They are pretty easy to replace and that should be done at regular intervals. Some semi trucks I worked on will also had a water separator that should be serviced at the same time. If you experience power loss in freezing weather, that can be moisture or waxing of fuel...add lots of kerosene for waxing (gelling). Also check your air filters. Those beasts consume lots of air and fuel. It's probably nothing serious. Diesels are simple and tough.
My F350 runs great, climbs inclines and all without the RV attached. When it is, upon needing power it stutters and nearly stops. Weight should not be an issue.
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