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Car Forum / Dodge / Dodge Trucks / June 2006

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start a dodge truck without key

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DSS&DLS - 05 Jun 2006 00:23 GMT
How do I start a used Cummins diesel engine removed from a Dodge truck?
I don't have a key, and I don't have a foot pedal. There's an ECM
(electronic control module) on the side of the engine, so I figure I
need to hook something up to that ECM in order to get it to turn over
and run. Does anyone have any experience with this? I heard that there
was some sort of device that would let me do this.

Thanks for your help.

ds
Tom Lawrence - 05 Jun 2006 05:07 GMT
> How do I start a used Cummins diesel engine removed from a Dodge truck?
> I don't have a key, and I don't have a foot pedal. There's an ECM

Get a wiring diagram for the particular year truck/engine you have, and see
what pins you need to supply battery voltage to on the ECM.  Power up the
ECM, power up the fuel (lift) pump, and then supply power to the starter
solenoid.  It should start and idle.  To add power, you'll need to
manipulate the APPS mounted on the front-left side of the engine (this is
where the throttle cable would connect).
 
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