P0335 HELP

[zeddy]

This morning when I got drove down the street, the truck started sputtering and stalling. Service electronic throttle message popped up with p0335 code.

The truck idles rough and dies. She drove great all day yesterday. All of a sudden this happens this morning. And ideas???? Please help.

Also, I have the peddle commander. I disconnected it and same thing.

 

[Daw14]

What does the code say it is ? Cam and lifters ?

 

[huntergreen]

Possible a dirty throttle body.

 

[zeddy]

All my scanner says is p0335. Now the dash says service electronic braking system.

 

[zeddy]

Now the engine dies, takes a few seconds to turn over. When keep my foot on the gas it won’t go over 2500rpm. Also heard a few back fire.

I’m going to wait till tomorrow to get throttle body cleaner. Could it that cause it? 52k miles I’ve never cleaned it.

 

[Dredger]

Does this help?

P0335 Crankshaft Position Sensor A Circuit Malfunction Engine Light Code

Detailed information on troubleshooting and repairing a p0335 automotive trouble code which refers to a malfunction in the crankshaft position sensor. Also includes links to relevant forum topics on the code.

www.obd-codes.com

 

[zeddy]

I’m thinking about having it towed to the dealer. I’m still under the power train warranty. Do I call rams roadside assistance to get it towed? Should I call the dealer first? I’ve never had this happen where I needed a tow to a shop.

 

[Rlaf75]

P0335 is a crank sensor code. More than likely it will need to be replaced. Also depending on where you live, check the wire harness. Rodents like to nest in areas on and around the engine and have been known to chew wires.

 

[zeddy]

Where is the sensor located on the 6.4?

 

[zeddy]

P0335 is a crank sensor code. More than likely it will need to be replaced. Also depending on where you live, check the wire harness. Rodents like to nest in areas on and around the engine and have been known to chew wires.

Where is sensor located on 6.4?

 

[Dredger]

You could start here with Confirm This Fits Your Vehicle:

68477925AB - MOPAR Sensor. Crankshaft position. Crank sensor to | Factory Chrysler Parts, Bartow FL

Genuine MOPAR Part # 68477925AB (68140678AC, 68140678AB) - Sensor. Crankshaft position. Crank sensor to engine block. Ships from Factory Chrysler Parts, Bartow FL

www.factorychryslerparts.com

 

[Rlaf75]

Where is sensor located on 6.4?

Should be on the front of the engine down at the crank pulley

 

[zeddy]

Should be on the front of the engine down at the crank pulley

Thank you

 

[Hemi395]

P0335 is a crankshaft position sensor circuit code, not necessarily the sensor itself. Check the connector for corrosion and wiring to the connector

 

[zeddy]

I got the truck towed to the dealer on Fri. They told me it won’t get looked at until Wednesday hopefully Tuesday.

I’m hoping it’s a sensor and or corrosion, something stupid and simple. One day the truck running perfect and literally the next day won’t start, it has to be that.

 

[zeddy]

Well, got a call from the dealer. They said it's the cranskshaft sensor and wiring harness. Unfortunately it's not covered under the powertrain warranty because it's considered "wear and tear" item.

They told me it's going to cost 927$ to replace everything. I know, I'm getting shafted. The good thing is if it does the same thing again, it's on them, comes with a 2 year warranty.

I did the math and if I did it myself, it'll be about 150$ less because I have to pay for diagnostic fee and a tow truck to get the truck from the dealer back to my house.

Really kicking myself in the ass for even taking it to the dealer. I honesty thought that would be covered under the powertrain. If i would of known, I would of fixed it my self.

 

[Hemi395]

Well, got a call from the dealer. They said it's the cranskshaft sensor and wiring harness. Unfortunately it's not covered under the powertrain warranty because it's considered "wear and tear" item.

They told me it's going to cost 927$ to replace everything. I know, I'm getting shafted. The good thing is if it does the same thing again, it's on them, comes with a 2 year warranty.

I did the math and if I did it myself, it'll be about 150$ less because I have to pay for diagnostic fee and a tow truck to get the truck from the dealer back to my house.

Really kicking myself in the ass for even taking it to the dealer. I honesty thought that would be covered under the powertrain. If i would of known, I would of fixed it my self.

Ugh that sucks, but at least you have a 2 year warranty on the repair...