Ram cutting out at low acceleration between 45-65mph...
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I would consider the tranny solenoids or tq converter slipping. Niether will light up the engine light but if scanned will throw a code p0740
That really sounded like the OP issue. But as for your new issue, I woudl assume a tranny shop would have scanned it so that is going to rule that out
That really sounded like the OP issue. But as for your new issue, I woudl assume a tranny shop would have scanned it so that is going to rule that out
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Yeah, they did a scan when driving it and didn't find any codes being thrown. They indicated the tranny is working correctly and it's a good shop so I believe them. Glad it's been ruled out, but sure wish I knew what it was.
Would a bad injector cause this? From the shops write-up during driving and monitoring the ECU data, "found no data very far out of range, fuel trims bouncing somewhat." It's odd it's only in a certain RPM or speed range. It seems to be the worst around 65 mph, which is about 1800 RPM. Speed up to 70-75 and it smooths out.
I found in the service manual how to test an injector and I'll probably go through and do that (fun), is there a way to test if a coil is bad?
Truck has 64k miles on it.
Thanks!
Would a bad injector cause this? From the shops write-up during driving and monitoring the ECU data, "found no data very far out of range, fuel trims bouncing somewhat." It's odd it's only in a certain RPM or speed range. It seems to be the worst around 65 mph, which is about 1800 RPM. Speed up to 70-75 and it smooths out.
I found in the service manual how to test an injector and I'll probably go through and do that (fun), is there a way to test if a coil is bad?
Truck has 64k miles on it.
Thanks!
Last edited by detailedEye; 07-19-2012 at 11:06 PM.