My 92 Dodge Ram 250 van will cut off all of the sudden. No warning , no
sputterin just cots off. Now if i let it sit for 5 or so minutes it
cramnks right back up. Any clues as where to start looking for the
problem?
> My 92 Dodge Ram 250 van will cut off all of the sudden. No warning , no
> sputterin just cots off. Now if i let it sit for 5 or so minutes it
> cramnks right back up. Any clues as where to start looking for the
> problem?
>
>
Could be lots of things, but sounds like my old Dakota- was the engine
RPM switch in the distributer.
Do you have a tach? Is it jumpy sometimes?
NC Rocket - 08 Feb 2006 17:22 GMT
No tach... Just a spedometer. I havent noticed any change in the way
the engine sounds either. It just cuts off.
> My 92 Dodge Ram 250 van will cut off all of the sudden. No warning , no
> sputterin just cots off. Now if i let it sit for 5 or so minutes it
> cramnks right back up. Any clues as where to start looking for the
> problem?
My wife had a Torino that acted like that. The fuel filter was getting
plugged.
Rachel Easson - 22 Feb 2006 21:44 GMT
>> My 92 Dodge Ram 250 van will cut off all of the sudden. No warning , no
>> sputterin just cots off. Now if i let it sit for 5 or so minutes it
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> My wife had a Torino that acted like that. The fuel filter was getting
> plugged.
check the fuel pressure is not reducing in the gas tank -- so it is
sucking too much -- had this too -- open the gas tank cap and see if it
sucks -- temporary solution for that would be to leave the gas cap a bit
loose
how long before it starts this behaviour? how long will it run before it
cuts out again?
could also be any number of sensors is shot and giving the wrong info.
do you have engine light / codes on this? is the engine light working?
rach