that doesn't mean that its pushing enough fuel to the injectors. testing the pressure is worth a shot. it could even have something to do with the fuel system relay. i've never seen your problem before so i'm just throwing ideas out there. thats why i'm not telling you to buy anything yet. just testing.

 

thank for all the help
i will get a fuel pressure tested
keep throwing stuff out there because my brain is fryed on the dodge

 

do you have a car alarm? 0.o mine randomly trips when i hit a big enough bump and kills my motor =/ ripped it out last night

 

yes there is one aftermarket.

 

light bulb! i have an alarm on my camaro that i disabled because its junk. it had a button on the bottom of the dash that you had to press in while doing something else to disable it or something.... anyway, i believe aftermarket alarms will keep it from starting if you unhook the battery without disabling it first or if you breathe on any of the wires for them, or look at it cross eyed.

 

how did u take it out when it to the starter and everything else

 

need to check fuel pressure with a gauge, available as a loaner or rental -post PSI

 

if you have the manual then good, if you don't then you can go to the manufacturers web site and get one. with the manual you can find how to disable the alarm. do that and see if it will start. as long as none of the wires are shorted out then you should be fine just leaving it disabled for good.

on my camaro i couldn't tell what was the alarm and what was factory wires because its just a big jumbled up mess of wires. so i disabled it, pulled the fuses and took the pa speaker out of the engine.

 

just unplugged the whole unit, might have just been a cheap alarm though. was a beretta.

 

some alarms have security features that will keep the vehicle from starting if you screw with the alarms wiring. ie: ripping the whole unit out.

if you are the one that installed it and know where all of the alarm related wires are then you'll be fine on removing it. but if you're in the same boat as me and just have a jumbled mass of wires and can't tell alarm from oem then you'll have to just disable the alarm and leave it be.