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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / April 2006

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Cant figure out my dakota (1993 V8 318 engine)

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peleeislander - 27 Apr 2006 19:37 GMT
i cant figure it out. the truck stalls at unwanted times otherwise it runs
like a charm. it will sometimes start to chug and stall or it will just
stall right away. it will either
start up right away or it can take up to a couple of hours but it will
always start right back up when it wants to. sometimes if i fiddle around
with a few things under the hood like switching the coil wire with
another
coil wire  or any other wires sometimes it will start up. i have replaced
all thte following parts. ignition coil, spark plug wires, coil wire,
fuel
pump, fuel filter, distributor cap and rotor. please give me a few
different leads as to what it could be if you can cause it is getting
very
irritating, it has been happening for about six months now. thank you
Ron - 27 Apr 2006 20:36 GMT
You have a bad connection someplace and it is not going to be easy to
fix if you don't understand basic electricity and troubleshooting
techniques.

Find yourself a local friend that does or take it to reputable shop.

> i cant figure it out. the truck stalls at unwanted times otherwise it runs
> like a charm. it will sometimes start to chug and stall or it will just
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> very
> irritating, it has been happening for about six months now. thank you
Ace - 29 Apr 2006 07:54 GMT
Pickup coil in the distributor?
Bob  AZ
 
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