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2007 dodge ram 2500 stall
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8 years 2 months ago #14551
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2007 dodge ram 2500 5.7 will be running and just stall. just like you shut the key off. if you hit the key it starts right back up. I scoped the cmp,ckp,injector control and coil control. what I found is the ckp would glitch then it stalls. only 1 little glitch. right after that no injector or coil control. checked ground at the ckp when it happens and its good. so I changed the ckp sensor and pig tail (didn't look to good) started it and ran it for 4 hrs do stall great fix
this was Friday now today I get a call it's doing it again. or maybe still I don't know. I don't have it back yet so I haven't done any checks but it sounds like it's doing the same. when I scoped it last time the ckp would seam to mess up at the same place in the pattern. seams strange to me as it reads off the crank. I don't see how there could be a problem there. I sent a pico file of it when it happens. thanks in advance all.
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8 years 2 months ago #14555
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I would pull the sensor and do a visual inspection (using a bore scope, if needed) of the reluctor, while turning the engine by hand.
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Replied by Chad on topic 2007 dodge ram 2500 stall
ShayneJ wrote: when I scoped it last time the ckp would seam to mess up at the same place in the pattern.
I would pull the sensor and do a visual inspection (using a bore scope, if needed) of the reluctor, while turning the engine by hand.
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8 years 2 months ago #14559
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Replied by ShayneJ on topic 2007 dodge ram 2500 stall
that's what I was thinking. would one skip in the ckp signal shut it down like that? I would think it might cause a stumble but not a stall. I'm not that familiar with dodge strategy. is the reluctor just notches in the crank on that? thanks for the input
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8 years 2 months ago #14567
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A google image search came up with this.
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I wouldn't think so, but I couldn't say for sure. Hopefully, some of the others will be chiming in, soon.ShayneJ wrote: would one skip in the ckp signal shut it down like that?
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8 years 2 months ago #14586
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I have the same problem on a 2005 Magnum 5.7. Started as customer saying he got battery relplaced, now it stalls every so often. When I got to it, it had only 4 codes, all 4 o2 heater circuit high codes, and hesitant start up. Checked out the heater circuits and everthing fine. Found dirty TB, cleaned it and it started much better with a rev flare and comes back down stable. Thought I was done. Test drove 2 miles and it stalled pulling back into the lot. Found that if i turned key off, it would start everytime. After a few days of testing Now it is a crank/ no start before I replaced anything. Found ckp glitching, so I pulled the ckp sensor out and had someone spin crankshaft by hand while I looked at the reluctor teeth. Everything looked good, so I replaced ckp and cmp. Yesterday after the ckp replacement I got a beautiul ckp signal with consistent spark, but no inj pulse. Today in morning back to a glitching ckp, inconsistent soark, no inj control. I have sensor voltage ref and APP codes. Both ref are 4.99 V, app 1 and 2 data PIDs change when I move pedal. I unplugged and checked V ref at the APP. It uses both ref 1 and 2, and they were both 4.99. Read a common issue is OPS brings ref down, but it had 4.99 on OPS plugged in and unplugging it changed nothing. Now it has a throttle cant close p2111 code so seems like it jus keeps getting worse. Yesterday I thought maybe pcm thinks its in clear flood mode but today I dont have consistent spark again either. But I smell fuel at tailpipe. Im gonna make my own post on here so hopefully well get both of these knocked out.
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