dakota not starting
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dakota not starting
i have a 1993 dakota with the 5.2 ... i was driving down the road when it decided to die then it didnt want to start back up... i checked the fuel pressure fitting on the fuel rail and there wasnt any pressure... so im thinking the fuel pump went
.. i have a 1992 dakota parts truck with a 3.9... will the 3.9 fuel pump be enough for the 5.2
any help would be greatly appreciated....thanks
.. i have a 1992 dakota parts truck with a 3.9... will the 3.9 fuel pump be enough for the 5.2
any help would be greatly appreciated....thanks
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#5
I have the same issue, well I think.. But I checked the faq section search and there is nothing on the fuel pump relay or the ASD showing up in the search.
Can anyone tell me what a ASD is ? I know you guys said its on the driver side of the engine but I dont know exactly where to look for the wire.
Joe
Can anyone tell me what a ASD is ? I know you guys said its on the driver side of the engine but I dont know exactly where to look for the wire.
Joe
#6
I have the same issue, well I think.. But I checked the faq section search and there is nothing on the fuel pump relay or the ASD showing up in the search.
Can anyone tell me what a ASD is ? I know you guys said its on the driver side of the engine but I dont know exactly where to look for the wire.
Joe
Can anyone tell me what a ASD is ? I know you guys said its on the driver side of the engine but I dont know exactly where to look for the wire.
Joe
You have to look in the FAQ inside this 1st Generation Dakota section. A few posts above this one. It has a green arrow on the left side pointing to it.
#7
I have the same issue, well I think.. But I checked the faq section search and there is nothing on the fuel pump relay or the ASD showing up in the search.
Can anyone tell me what a ASD is ? I know you guys said its on the driver side of the engine but I dont know exactly where to look for the wire.
Joe
Can anyone tell me what a ASD is ? I know you guys said its on the driver side of the engine but I dont know exactly where to look for the wire.
Joe
Truck will not start- A common problem in the trucks, primarily ones made between 1993 Through 1995, was failure (corrosion) of the splice that feeds battery power to the automatic shutdown (ASD) and fuel pump relays. If these relays do not get battery power, your truck will not be able to start. This could also cause intermittent problems, or could possibly "kill" the truck when driving down the road. The splice is located underneath the Power Distribution Center (PDC), which is the black box located behind the battery. To Troubleshoot