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PLEASE HELP!!!! 1999 RAM 5.2L stalling

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Old 06-13-2019, 07:39 PM
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It probably needed the cap and rotor button and tune up. But as far as stalling unhooking the battery for about 10 minutes would have fixed it. Might had to do a couple of times and hold rpms around 3500 to 4000 about 30 45 seconds to a minute and it usually resets the pcm had 96 was a weekly thing almost cause I kept losing ground and killing battery.
 
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It probably needed the cap and rotor button and tune up. But as far as stalling unhooking the battery for about 10 minutes would have fixed it. Might had to do a couple of times and hold rpms around 3500 to 4000 about 30 45 seconds to a minute and it usually resets the pcm had 96 was a weekly thing almost cause I kept losing ground and killing battery.
Cleaning your throttle body, and then resetting it, would have fixed it for the foreseeable future....... If you have to address it once a week, it is more than just the computer being stupid.
 



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