Chokes when accelerating and stalls
I have a 94 Ram 1500 with the 5.2, just bought the truck. It idled high around 2000, and it chokes when you initially step on the gas from a stop. I replaced the IAC and that fixed the idle when in park but when in drive or reverse the idle just dumps down to 200, but it still chokes and sometimes stalls when accelerating from a stop. I replaced the O2 sensor as well thinking that might be it as well but still runs awful off stops. A lot of the sensors and components on this truck are new so I’m at a loss at where to turn next. Also sometimes while accelerating between 2000 and 4000 rpms the truck will shake pretty bad. No engine codes. Any help is appreciated
Last edited by Krossome; Mar 16, 2020 at 10:25 AM.
Crank sensor is brand new, it idles normal at about 900 rpms in park and if I step on the gas it’s an immediate throttle respond and normal reving but if I put it in drive or reverse, the idle drops to 2- 300 rpms and if I step on the gas it stalls or it chokes and really crawls until it eventually picks up and gets going. Once you’re moving it runs fine but off the stop it sounds like its fighting to stay running while initially accelerating.
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