Evanp2005
Junior Member
Just purchased a 2004 ram 1500 5.7 and the owner told me about this issue. Got it for a low price cause of this reason. When i start it up and let it sit at idle it throws the rpm’s up and down a bit then misfires around 600 for a little bit then dies. If I keep its rpm’s above 1200 it runs with no issues. Owner said it’s because of a bad ground to the ecm. It doesn’t have a check engine on though. Does that seem like the first thing I should investigate or should I look at other stuff first? I plan to clean up the throttle body and ignition coils anyway and change the air filter. Any advice is appreciated