ok I will look into that, now is the cam sensor separate from the distributor pickup coil or are they the same because I've seen both. Sorry I'm new to dodge so I'm still figuring it all out

 

Cam sensor and pickup coil are two names for the same part. It's hiding under the distributor cap.

 

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