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Old 04-29-2014, 07:25 PM
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I need help I have a 1994 dodge ram 1500 and I had to get another motor I have a 5.9l and I swapped it with a motor from a 1999 and I cant get it to start
 
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Did you swap pcms?
 
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No do I half to
 
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Will that fix the problem I get misfiring and no starting can I just swap the sensors from my old motor to my new one both engines are 5.9l 360's
 
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Yes, you can, in fact, I would recommend it. Problem is, the 99 intake manifold won't have a provision for the temp sensor for the in-dash temp gauge. Make SURE you at least hook up the two-wire temp sensor.
 
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Ok just to make sure, I can just put the sensors of my old 1994 engine on this 1999 engine and I will run
 
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Ok just to make sure, I can just put the sensors of my old 1994 engine on this 1999 engine and I will run
Right.
 
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Old 04-29-2014, 10:23 PM
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Ok cool I'll do that and see what happens cause I love this truck it the first 4x4 I've ever had and I pulls like crazy but thinks for the help if I have any more problems ill let you know
 
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did you replace the crank sensor after you installed the new motor?

those sensors are known to get destroyed when removing, and installing engines/transmissions.
 
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Well I put a 1999 cps on but thin I swapped it to the 1994 cps but its not new an I've tested it and tests fine should i use the distributor from the 1994 engine to
 
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