Make sure that is the only code you are getting. If it is, then you may have a gas leak somewhere. I say this as, it is the only other logical explanation, as, your O2 sensors haven't coughed up a code. It is VERY possible your engine is not burning all of the gas being sprayed into the cylinder housing and it is going down your exhaust, then entering your catalytic converter and being burned off as excess. This will not give you an error code because your O2 sensors are burning off the extra gas, which means they are working properly.
I would verify all aspects of the engine firing when it is supposed to be( engines were much easier to work on when you had a distributor cap, distributor, etc... you could check your timing by simply loosening your distributor cap and giving it a small turn then hitting the accelerator and listening for any lag or latency, then you could turn it to where every time you just bumped the accelerator it would make the engine jump).
I know this is a lot of detailed info and, without being able to put my hands on it physically, puts us both at a handicap.
It is possible to have a diagnostics run via Auto Zone or Advanced Auto Parts and this may give you your answer. Personally, I think your timing is off( yes, this can occur even with EFI systems) and it needs to be observed and possibly reset\replaced.
Hope this helps.
Testimonial: "Not the only code but after replacing the plugs , boots and coil it is running worse"
It is possible the cables you replaced are faulty. They may have issue in not carrying enough voltage to the plugs or you have something grounding out. I know this will be a pain but, I would take the wire harnesses for the plugs back and get them exchanged.
P2314 DODGE - Ignition Coil 'E' Secondary Circuit
Possible causes Faulty Ignition Coil 'E' Ignition Coil 'E' harness is open or shorted Ignition Coil 'E' circuit poor electrical connection
Read more:https://www.autocodes.com/p2314_dodge.ht...
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SOURCE: 04 dodgebram 1500 hemi stalls some times
Check the throttle body---if it is very dirty it causes the air flow to change and causes stalling --cleaned mine and no problems / also change PCV valve go to hemitruckclub.com and lots of tips and fixes..........
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i have an 02 and i purchased a repair manual from autozone
SOURCE: 2006 dodge ram hemi 5.7 liter trouble codes 1404 a...
The check engine light is on to tell you that the ECU has detected a fault. The faults are stored as codes. The codes both have to do with a deficiency of exhaust gas going through the EGR valve. You will need to find out if the problem has to do with the valve, a leak, or the circuit.
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All of the shift solenoids are on the transmission valve body.
problem could be the faulty speed sensor or wiring to the speed sensor connector could be disconnected or damaged.
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