the one that was in my truck when i got it was a standard not a mopar. where would i get the part number?

 

@HeyYou has the part# readily available

 

He does?

Call the local parts department, they can get you a number. Just search on the part number, and see who has a good price.

 

I thought you did

 

Then there is always the parts manuals in the FAQ section here, though I find them a pain to navigate.

 

Exactly. Hard as heck to find the part

 

so i pulled the plug on the computer today to make sure there was no green nasty in there it looks really clean. i have a buddy who is bringing me a complete throttle body off a good running 94 he parted out next week i will try the tps from that as a test. had the alt tested it is good. i am starting to think it may be the computer, i am looking at some tests right now online to see if i can eliminate it but it would not surprise me if it is, i had to change one on a 93 Ramcharger i used to own that had a magnum in it. as i remember you have to match the #'s on the backside to the new one you are putting in right?

 

Ok so still having the issue but have narrowed it down to something interesting. i found another computer to test it did nothing so is tarted popping put fuses to see which if i could isolate the issue, when i pull the 30 amp for the lights it no longer stalls when i hit the brakes! this mkes me think there may be a short in the wires somewhere or the little tree rats have chewed something to cause this. any new ideas or has this ever happened to anyone? this was a perfect running truck till i started it up to go to work one day and the issue started

 

I think you are on the right track..... finding the issue is going to be the fun part.. Think I would start with the rear wiring harness, as it is easiest to get to.