Engine Hesitation and Sta
#1
Engine Hesitation and Sta
Hi I have a 96 Dodge Ram 1500 with a 5.2L So a couple months ago my truck started hesitating while I was driving it. It would just be a small jolt and then back to normal. It soon progressed to where the engine would die while i was driving. It somtimes would restart on its own or I would have to restart it. It also sometimes refused to start, It would turn over but not fire up. I took it to the dealership and they said my catalytic converter was bad. So I got a replacement catalytic converter and installed it, but alas the problem is still there. It still hesitates and stalls while driving. Now I need to figure out what is reaaly wrong before I spend any more money. Please help me.</P>
#5
Engine Hesitation and Sta
I live in Arizona so cold weather is not a factor, its 60-70 degrees here right now.There is no fuel filter on my truck, just a "sock" as they call it on the fuel line right after the fuel sending unit in the gas tank.Igot under my truck this morning and felt around the area where my catalytic converter hooked up to my exhaust manifold and apparently I didnt have a good seal as there was a massive exhaust leak. I bent the pipe to make a perfect fit so im gonna see where this gets me <edited><editID>Gilitin209</editID><editDate>37998.6377777778</editDate></edited>
#6
Engine Hesitation and Sta
Just to let anyone know who has the same problem, my crank position sensor unit and gone bad, basically telling the computer to fire at the wrong time, my o2 sensor also was replaced but that was more due to the catalytic converter. SO good luck if you have the same problem, get it fixed quick before you end up stranded in the middle of nowhere