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1999 dodge Durango 5.2l V8 4x4

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Old 06-05-2019, 07:41 AM
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Battery voltage high?? May wanna look into that one. Could cause some interesting problems. I don't *think* the O2 code would cause it though, that's the rear O2, and it basically is just to monitor the catalytic converter. ABS codes certainly won't.
 
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I'll look into it tonight.. thank you for helping me.
 
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Get the alternator tested.
 
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Check the 140 amp fuse, might be loose
 
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Alright, update.
These are the parts I just recently changed.
Bought a brand-new distributor cap and rotor, brand new catalytic converter, new spark plugs again and a IAC.
Cleaning the TB and replacing the Iac has fixed it randomly dying while shifting or coasting.
My Father said it sounded like a piston or valve sticking but it wouldn't just clean itself up.
I have yet to check for any vaccum leaks or shortenings. I fixed the battery code I was getting and still nothing new.
It quit backfiring when it chugs and now will chug until from 45-50 until I get down to 10-15 and randomly start accelerating again and will start over after 2-3 miles. Sometimes I'll get lucky and only experience a single chug there and then another on the way home.
I would extremely appreciate if you have any information that I'm missing, anything that could help me track down this irritating problem I've been experiencing for years.
 



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