I replaced the plenum gasket along with the intake gaskets and my problem seems to have gotten worse. Forgot to check the plugs but doesn't anyone else have any ideas what might be causing this? About to just give up cut my losses and sell the thing.
Finally got the fuel timing set on my 2000 dodge 1500 5.9 was only 18 degrees out. lol truck runs better now but still does some popping and shuttering under acceleration. My ideas on this is fouled spark plugs or bad wires because I never did chance them. what are your guys thoughts? hoping to...
Ok I have a small mechanic shop here in my town that I'm going to take it to because I'm pretty sure he has the computer. I just don't want to have to trailer it anywhere because after it warms up it wont run with a ****.
I tried to set my fuel timing buy following the information in the link below. After fallowing his directions exactly to a "T" it didn't seem to change a thing. With the volt meter connected to negative and number 3 pin on the camshaft sensor set it to like .2 volts. According to the guys link...
after I got rid of the cat and put a piece of pipe in it didn't change a thing its still popping really bad after it warms up and doesn't go away. any other ideas on what to check?
Ya the intake manifold from the old motor has oil sitting in it so I know that gasket was bad. The new used motor I put in it didnt have any in it. But If I keep this truck long I will replace it before long. I usually just buy a truck fix some stuff on it drive it for a bit and then sell it.
I'm guessing it its the factory cat and the old motor I pulled out of it had over 200k miles so I'm guessing that its got alot of carbon built up over the 15 years its been running. But ill try the sensor tomorrow just to be 100% sure its the cat. Thanks for all the help. And ill keep you guys...
so I let it warm up in my driveway and after it got to operating temp. I left it in park and it revved up to 3000 rpm just fine. I took it out and drove it and after a few minutes it started popping again. I drove it back home and put it back into park and it wouldn't rev up to 3000 rpm anymore...
ok ill do some looking into it tomorrow. if I find out its not the cat and unplug the front o2 sensor and that smooths things out can I leave it unplugged with no problems? its just really weird because the truck runs and sounds amazing until its warm then is all downhill from there. thanks for...
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