i have 1995 dodge ram 1500 v8 5.2 (n/a 4x4)
and the truck was running fine,,
then i dicide to take to the shop to rebuild my tranny,,it was laisy,,no power
(did rebuid on the engine a year ago also),,,
and they rebuild the tranny,(changed the 3 wire tranny sensor also ),and i went to the shop to take my truck home,,i got on the freeway and start to cuting out the engine,,, and i stop on the freeway,,and towed back to that shop,,and tell the guy whats happening to my truck ,,why is not running good anymore,,and he said that ,,is my engine ,,not the tranny,,okay,,my truck run okay,,before i brink it here!,,,so i said ok,,maybe samething to do with the tuneup (i did it a year ago),,,
and yestarday i did it again cables,rotor,cap,spargs all new again,,plus at the shop he changed the :""crank positioner sensor also"" (at the engine and tranny),,,and still runs the same,,
today i had the autozone chack my batery and alternetor also,,and they ar good,,

im just lost with this truck now,, what is to do next...
any help or ideas will appreciate!!!
thanks

 

I don't know what the problem is but I've replaced just about every thing - ignition switch, ignition coil, spark plug wires, pick-up coil, rotor, battery - and it is still cutting out after warming up.

Now I need to locate and replace the crankshaft sensor. Where is it?

 

look here:
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1
Shut your engine off and let it cool off for about 20 minutes for safety. Round up your tools and get prepared for the crankshaft position sensor removal process.

2
Remove the air hose attached to the air filter compartment in the center of the engine bay. Use your adjustable pliers to squeeze the clamp on the end of the hose and then pull the hose away to detach it. With the hose out of the way, you'll be able to reach the crankshaft position sensor underneath.

3
Locate the crankshaft position sensor underneath the air hose. It's directly next to the EGR valve. The sensor has an electrical connection attached to it. It's about the size of a spark plug. You'll be able to see two bolts next to it.

4
Push the tab on the electrical connection and pull it away to disconnect it. Remove the two crankshaft position sensor bolts with the appropriate-size socket wrench attachment. Pull the sensor off to remove it.

5
Install the new sensor in its place and tighten the two bolts with your socket wrench. Plug the electrical connection into the crankshaft position sensor.

6
Re-attach the air hose to the air filter box. Squeeze the clamp with the adjustable pliers to fit and secure the hose onto the connection.



Read more: How to Change a Crankshaft Sensor in a 1995 Dodge 1500 | eHow.com http://www.ehow.com/how_6703721_chan...#ixzz1QgohL8Ez
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but you have to check,because i am not 100% sure, if exactly the same,all this info i found it on the net.

 

thanks - I'll check it out.