Lp/tranny smell when coming to a stop or start

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Lp/tranny smell when coming to a stop or start

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Lp/tranny smell when coming to a stop or start	john solberg	8-14-06
I have a 2005 GMC sierra with a 5.3 eng, and the 4:10 rear end. I just bought a camper that weights 6100# and the book says I can pull over 7800# but I could smell an LP or trans. smell when we were traveling slow with the windows down. I only have 1300 miles on the truck. Can anyone help?