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I replaceed my fuel pump last weekend and since then I have been haveing trouble starting my truck. It is not holding fuel pressure in the fuel line. What could be the cause of this?
Could someone PLEASE HELP?
Could someone PLEASE HELP?
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intake plenum gasket is blown under your intake their is a steel plate and it expands and contracts at different temperature then the alluminum intake and it blows the gasket factory flaw go to hughes engines they sell an aluminum plate fix for that problemOriginally Posted by JonathanDjphase
My 1998 Ram 1500 4x4 does the same thing with the air blowing out of defrost vents at high speeds??? No one answered your question, any answers? I would like to know myself?
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Since it has been over a year.... I would like to think he has figured it out. Originally Posted by 97ram4x4 no1
intake plenum gasket is blown under your intake their is a steel plate and it expands and contracts at different temperature then the alluminum intake and it blows the gasket factory flaw go to hughes engines they sell an aluminum plate fix for that problem
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Not to beat a dead horse, but I don't think the steel plate/Al. manifold is the problem. It appears to me the problem is caused by the plenum pan bolts being a tad bit too long. That, and maybe the bolt spacing.
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and a crappy stock gasket.Originally Posted by Arde
Not to beat a dead horse, but I don't think the steel plate/Al. manifold is the problem. It appears to me the problem is caused by the plenum pan bolts being a tad bit too long. That, and maybe the bolt spacing.
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your 1997 should NOT have an EGR valve,
which on 1992-1995 5.2/5.9 V8s
was located at the very back of the intake manifold.
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Unless you have a California versionyour 1997 should NOT have an EGR valve,
which on 1992-1995 5.2/5.9 V8s
was located at the very back of the intake manifold.
How about on a 96? I've replace the tps on mine and it's still stalling. I've cleaned the port for it also. Those wonderful people at our local auto zone told me I do have an egr valve but I can't find it.
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Nope. No EGR valve on 96 trucks.Originally Posted by Dburt1987
How about on a 96? I've replace the tps on mine and it's still stalling. I've cleaned the port for it also. Those wonderful people at our local auto zone told me I do have an egr valve but I can't find it.