A couple years ago my van died too. 5:30, rush hour, 4 lane highway in Chicago suburbs, sitting at a light. Had to push it from the turning lane up hill into a gas station while no one wanted to stop. (No one helped either) My back still hurts.

I replaced the coil and was back in business!

I thought for sure it was going to be the fuel pump, cause my neighbor says it's a common problem for Dodge vans. He already put 2 of them in his '95. I would test the coil if you have a volt meter, it's easy.

 

We have replaced the coil and two sensors and still have a problem.


Does anyone know what the code NO BUS means?

 

NO BUS means PCM failure, the PCM is not talking to the dash board. Match the PCM part numbers up correctly when replacing it. I don't have the page but RockAuto has the PCM's at a decent price.

 

Another place to find the PCM/ECM unit is at CARDONE. My father just replaced his PCM/ECM in his 1992 Ram Van last October.

 

just wanted to bring this up....

This is what I am experiencing so glad I found this

 

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You know if you start doing this that when something does go bad it will be something not in your spare stash. You know that, right?

 

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Heh heh, for me the day I stopped getting flat tires and having dead batteries was the day I started my AAA membership.