Truck parked for a while, now has issues?
My truck has been parked for about 7 months. (Couldn't deal with the crapppy gas mileage anymore) Anyway - it hasn't been run at all in a couple months. The other day went to start it - battery dead. No biggie - charged it up and started truck. It wouldn't idle at all for a while - but then finally got to where it would. So I let it run for a while and then shut it off. So now today my batt went in my dd - so I fired the truck up to go get new one. Ran ok most of the way there - then it started idling really bad - like it would stumble really hard then pick back up. Got home to turn in the driveway and it shut clean off. Started right back up. Noticed cel was on so I ran the code with my Hypertech and got P1391. Never had this before? Anybody know what the heck this is and how do I fix it???
From what I've found that code stands for intermittent loss of camshaft or crankshaft position sensor signal.
Might need to checkout the camshaft position sensor.
Might need to checkout the camshaft position sensor.
Last edited by stewie01; Sep 1, 2011 at 05:38 PM. Reason: spelling
It's under the distributor cap. There is a picture on the following website:
http://www.justanswer.com/dodge/13ms...e-ram-150.html
I'm not too familiar with the sensor but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt to clean it with some electrical contact cleaner.
http://www.justanswer.com/dodge/13ms...e-ram-150.html
I'm not too familiar with the sensor but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt to clean it with some electrical contact cleaner.
It's under the distributor cap. There is a picture on the following website:
http://www.justanswer.com/dodge/13ms...e-ram-150.html
I'm not too familiar with the sensor but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt to clean it with some electrical contact cleaner.
http://www.justanswer.com/dodge/13ms...e-ram-150.html
I'm not too familiar with the sensor but I'm sure it wouldn't hurt to clean it with some electrical contact cleaner.



