94 ram1500 not firing?
ok i have never owned a dodge in my life always been a chevy man so i have had some bad luck with chevy trucks last few years so i thought i would try this dodge out i picked it up for 2 grand k ran great no real problems with it or anything the guy said that they had just put a crate 318 in it so it had around 10k miles well this week the truck keeps leaving me stranded on the side of the road it just dies all of the sudden thought it was the coil because when it did that on the freeway i fiddled with the coil wire plug at the bottom and it fired right up so i went and got a whole new tune up kit right got the cap rotor coil plugs and plug wires put them on and then it does it again so my girls dad who is a dodge fan and a diesel mechanic says it sounds like fuel pump so i go get a fuel pump put it in it finally fires runs good so i take it out and son of a bitch it does it again so i get it home messing with the plug at the bottom of the coil again well it shuts the engine off so i go to a salvage yard and get me a plug put it on so i am confident that i fixed the problem right? well WRONG the damn truck leaves my *** stranded again i dont know why this truck keeps loosing spark but it does and im getting really sick of it so is there any suggestions that anyone can think of to help me with this problem before i have to dump another 400 bucks into a mechanic to fix something that i could have?
look in your power distribution box beside the battery for 2 relays ASD and Fuel. swap them around with something else like horn and wiper.
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I replaced mine wiith a Napa crank sensor and what a joke that was.
Six monthes later replaced it with OEM, problems gone.
Also check this thread post 18 https://dodgeforum.com/forum/2nd-gen...isfires-2.html.
Dave
Last edited by xjarhead69; Jul 10, 2010 at 09:29 PM.
so where about is it in the distributor? like right underneath the umm rotor?
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and it is very cleverly hidden behind the intake manifold. PITA!!!
Why they didnt put the ditributor up front like on the big blocks is beyond me. Such easy tune up.
Im thinking of doing 3" body lift on mine before next tune up just to make it little easier. LOL!!
Dave
You have to remove the air intake and filter and the houseing for the air filter,
and it is very cleverly hidden behind the intake manifold. PITA!!!
Why they didnt put the ditributor up front like on the big blocks is beyond me. Such easy tune up.
Im thinking of doing 3" body lift on mine before next tune up just to make it little easier. LOL!!
Dave
and it is very cleverly hidden behind the intake manifold. PITA!!!
Why they didnt put the ditributor up front like on the big blocks is beyond me. Such easy tune up.
Im thinking of doing 3" body lift on mine before next tune up just to make it little easier. LOL!!
Dave







