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ted
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2/27/2006
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hey i am having similiar problems with my 94 dakota, gonna cut off the cat and ill reply soon thanks
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craig t.
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7/02/2006
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I TOO HAVE DEALT WITH THIS DEMON AND AM READY TO ROLL THE TRUCK OFF A CLIFF. I HAVE REPLACED THE DISTRIBUTOR, PLUGS, PLUG WIRES, CAP, ROTOR, PCV THIS FILTER THAT AND I AM STILL HAVING INTERMITENT PROBLEMS. PLEASE HELP.
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jasf316
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7/08/2006
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I ahd the same problem with my 99 along with pinging. It ended up being the intake gasket.
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banditnc
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8/12/2008
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I'am also having trouble with my dodge. When I first go a few miles it is alright. then it sputters and wants to cut off, then come the knocking and pinging sounds. I have had new spark plugs and wires put on new distibutor cap and rotor put on as well as a new cam and crankshift sensor put on all done at the Dodge place. And it stills does it. no check engine light comes on. Also at wits end, tried of spending money like it is going out of style. if anybody can help me i would thank them alot. my email is banditnc@yahoo.com
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well
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8/12/2008
20:58:41
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what year? engine? how many miles?
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banditnc
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8/14/2008
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My Dodge is a 2002 model, with the V6 engine and only 93,000 miles on it. My email is banditnc@yahoo.com
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J and J Auto
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8/16/2008
23:43:16
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a lean out condition can cause that
Vac leak
fuel presure problem
Also a pluged cat this will usualy also show
a lose in power and gas mileage
If you replaced the cap rotor and wires and it
still does it this is where to look next
Larry
J&J Auto
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banditnc
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8/17/2008
20:06:14
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I was wondering? i first had a cam and crankshaft sensor put on the first time check engine light came on. I was told that was what I needed when Advance Auto Parts hook there machine up to it. Then that is when all my problems started to happen. Today I went out and crank it to run a while and seen check engine light has came on again. Gave me code P1391. i try to find it in Repair Manuel and didn't see it listed. i look up on internet the best i can and run across it means "cam and crankshaft sensor needs to be replace". Could this be where all my problems coming from? banditnc@yahoo.com
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jazzerdog
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5/16/2010
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I have a '92 Dakota 3.9L 2WD which runs terrible only when its cold-backingfiring, jerking, pinging, stalling, etc.; afte the engine warms up, it runs fine. No DTC's, No CEL, fuel psi is goor, has new plugs, wires, cap & rotor. Thinking of ECT sensor or IAT sensor. Does anyone kn0ow what voltage = what temp F?
Please help
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fotodak
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5/17/2010
07:03:51
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jazzer, your problem is the temp sensor for the ECU.
This is NOT the gauge sensor but the unit that tells the ECU the temp of the engine. Yours is stuck on "warm". It is making the ECU think the engine is warm and it adjusts accordingly. When the engine does get warm, the settings work properly.
As an aside, when you have a problem start a new thread. Multiple posters with similar problems on the same thread gets confusing. No one knows who is being responded to.
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Peter
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8/23/2010
09:02:39
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I am having trouble with my 95 Dakota. It will bog down and has backed fired once, and now it is bogging down and stalling. Sometimes it starts up right away and other times it has to turnover several times before it starts, and sometimes it runs great and other times it runs and idles rough. I am going to change the cap rotor plugs and wires. Will this fix my problem or is there something else I need to fix.
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yea
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8/23/2010
16:00:10
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Start by checking for stored codes, We can't guess.
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Denis
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8/23/2010
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I have a 2002 Dakota, six bangger.106,000.0 km We'll I replaced wires,plugs,cap and rotor,cam sensor,crank sensor and still ran like baffed out engine. unplugged and wiggled the wiring harness, all plug ins, especially crank sensor and cam sensor plugs ins. Truck runs fine now, no miss and pretty good power for a six.Even my heater fan started working on low speeds. I'm guessing the wiring harness/plug-ins on these models are crap and is the culprit. Garage even wanted to change fuel pump.Crooks. Even they can't figure it out.Got it running good so time to sell. New Ford---they didn't ask for Government bail-outs.
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jjoines65
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8/05/2011
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In the morning, my 98 dakota 3.9 runs fine. After it warms up, it starts backfiring and stalls. Attempted to restart the truck and all it does it turn over. After a couple of minutes the truck will start back up, but backfiring and stalling again. I have replaced the plugs, wires, cap, rotor button pickup module, camshaft position sensor, crankshaft position sensor and the coil. Any other suggestions on this? Anyone with any other suggestions can email me at joines0115@gmail.com. Thank you.
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Curly
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8/05/2011
23:49:53
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Don't guess, Check for stored fault codes.
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jjoines65
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8/06/2011
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The codes are cylinder 1 and cylinder 3 misfire, map sensor
voltage too high and coil 1 circuit. Pulled off the map sensor
and was advised to use some CDC electrical cleaner. Out it
back on and the truck immediately fired up. I let it idol for
about 30 minutes and it ran fine. Went to take it for a test
drive and under pressure the truck ran fine for about 10
minutes worth of driving and started backfiring again. When
the truck would backfire, it ran fine again for about 5
minutes or so and stalled while driving. Could the map
sensor be the cause of all this?
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daddio
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8/06/2011
09:33:43
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Could be the MAP sensor. How many miles on the motor? Reset the PCM and see if that MAP code comes up again. If the code comes back, check wiring to the MAP and if it looks good, change the MAP. If it is intermittent, I'd say it's an electrical/ sensor problem.
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Curly
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8/06/2011
11:52:15
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Hey ad vac. lines to that list of things to check.
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Andre Mont
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12/01/2012
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Can anyone help I have 96 dakota 3.9 bad gas milege, hesitation, it boggs out, stalls, and sometimes don't want to start.change the coil, plugs, rotor,iac, map sensor, cleaned the throttle body,wires and im still experience the same problem check the pulse ring and injectors.
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Andre Mont
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12/01/2012
14:12:06
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I forgot to add the it backfires as well
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