start /no start
there just autolites I think nothing fancy. now ive check everything . even fuel pressure it a little low but at 19 should'nt keep from running
so replaced crank sensor, coil, pickup in distributor traced wires thru out engine compartment. it will start and run after dying for about 1 min
then shut off. has been known to run for as long as 5 min/ but wont start till next day again. so ive been looking for a ecm at the local pull and save
not a easy find. all trucks and vans with a 5,2 will work but only 93 with out California emission. even Canada will work. but none around here .
is the ecm next step all other stuff was fairly cheap on amazon and rock auto. any sugestions
so replaced crank sensor, coil, pickup in distributor traced wires thru out engine compartment. it will start and run after dying for about 1 min
then shut off. has been known to run for as long as 5 min/ but wont start till next day again. so ive been looking for a ecm at the local pull and save
not a easy find. all trucks and vans with a 5,2 will work but only 93 with out California emission. even Canada will work. but none around here .
is the ecm next step all other stuff was fairly cheap on amazon and rock auto. any sugestions
19 PSI isn't high enough to run properly.
31psi is spec; you're running about 1/2 the fuel in you're supposed to at idle now. *See page 14-6 in the factory service manual* Pull the vacuum line, does it go up about 8 to 10 PSI?
I'd work on the fuel system before I spent the money on a PCM.
Since, even with a new PCM, it still won't run right.
RwP
31psi is spec; you're running about 1/2 the fuel in you're supposed to at idle now. *See page 14-6 in the factory service manual* Pull the vacuum line, does it go up about 8 to 10 PSI?
I'd work on the fuel system before I spent the money on a PCM.
Since, even with a new PCM, it still won't run right.
RwP
the only problem with that is ive been driving for about 6months with pressure that easy to fix I even have a new fuel pump and injectors
so fuel pressure wont keep it from having spark. Unless that something new on dodge. im asking is the next step from everything ive checked
is the ecm. and I would like to know the cheapest place to get one or get it repaired.
so fuel pressure wont keep it from having spark. Unless that something new on dodge. im asking is the next step from everything ive checked
is the ecm. and I would like to know the cheapest place to get one or get it repaired.
If the required PSI to run the 93 5.2 is 38-39psi key on 19 is half of that and not going to do the job. Even at idle I think fuel pressure only drops to 33 or 34psi. 19PSI seems like its enough to get gas up to the intake and make some noise but its just not going to run. What I think happened based on your first post is your fuel pump took a dump while your friend was using the truck. That's it. I would replace the pump, rotate the float arm so its pointing toward the front, it may fix your gauge. Then see if you have problems starting/running
Were back to the same thing the spark quits im not going to put the time a money in fixing a fuel problem i check the presure 6 months ago it had 19 psi as it does now it even shoots up as i crank on it it will start and run for about 5 min some times then it loses all spark it dont sputter it quits,then then has no spark. I even pour gas down the tb. Fuel pump dosent stop spark. Ive got the pump and new injectors but before i take the time to do all that then find out it has major electrisl problem/ if you dont know a place where i can get a computer or a place to have one fixed and ill just buy a new one at auto zone for 200 and then if it runs and drives ill either remove bed or drop tank. The truck drove at 19 psi. Didnt drive great but ran and drove.
So you have two problems.
I'd be checking the crank sensor for no-spark.
That'll also give you no pump.
But once it's running - you really, REALLY need to tackle the fuel problem.
32 <> 19.
If you believe that, let me hire you for $32/hour and pay you $19/hour ...
RwP
I'd be checking the crank sensor for no-spark.
That'll also give you no pump.
But once it's running - you really, REALLY need to tackle the fuel problem.
32 <> 19.
If you believe that, let me hire you for $32/hour and pay you $19/hour ...
RwP









