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Corine
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6/14/2003
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My dakota stalls as i am driving down the street. If i keep my foot on gas won't stall. If i put it into nuetral when stopping...won't stall. took it to dealership they could not find problem? the trck would not stall for them. any suggestions?
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BearHit
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2003
01:52:37
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Sounds like the problem I had with my wife's Durango.
Replaced the battery - problem fixed
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Corine
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2003
09:02:30
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Battery is brand new
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mani
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6/16/2003
10:11:28
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maybe your torque averter or your tranny, or even your clutch is seizing , it puts your engine under pressure therefor, it stalls your engine
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Corine
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6/16/2003
11:14:16
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it's automatic
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01Motorsport
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6/16/2003
19:40:17
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How many miles on the truck? Mileage on plugs? Try a bottle of STP concentrated injector cleaner (black bottle) in the gas tank (full). Minimal fuel delivery works until you give it gas, so your throttle body has carbon deposits, or it may be really old fuel filter. See how dirty the air filter and PCV are. All cheap, simple first steps.V-6 or V-8?
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moparman
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6/16/2003
23:03:49
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i'm having the same problem with my 93 dakota. i changed the fuel filter, new distributer, new coil, new wires, and new battery. and it still stalls like you said, at idle. i think after making all these changes it is the fuel injecters or some where in the fuel. anyone have any onther suggestions or help.
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Corine
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6/16/2003
23:46:05
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Yeah we replaced the fuel filter next we are gonna check the PCV valve fuel injectors ect. We took it to the local Dodge dealership and they could not "duplicate" our stalling problem. they found carbon in the oiil pan and all places dealing with oil so that might be a thought that the throttle body has carbon deposits. Thanks any more suggestions let me know
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buzz
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2003
23:47:56
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It may be your EGR valve. I had that problem but mine was the coil wire, it was lose.
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