2000 1500 5.9 timing
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2000 1500 5.9 timing
I have a 2000 dodge 5.9l that has an electrical problem that I cannot seem to fix. timing is off intake backfires that's gotten progressively worse over the past few months. codes recorded p0305 cylinder 5 misfire I have replaced both crank and cam sensors I really want to know for sure what it is before buying a new ecm. has any one had or has heard of this problem? and what I can do to fix it?
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It gives you a vacuum leak, leads to burning a bit (or, a LOT) of oil, which destroys O2 sensors, and catalytic converters. With that kind of mileage, it's a pretty safe bet that it is bad.
If your O2 sensors are original, they can become problematic simply due to age. Also, the morse-style timing chains in these trucks are very prone to stretching. That would tend to retard timing though.....
Check the plenum, and do a compression test. (dry first, then wet) Lets see what the numbers look like.
If your O2 sensors are original, they can become problematic simply due to age. Also, the morse-style timing chains in these trucks are very prone to stretching. That would tend to retard timing though.....
Check the plenum, and do a compression test. (dry first, then wet) Lets see what the numbers look like.
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