I have 2002 dodge ram 3500 5.9L diesel w/auto transmission. It starts and cranks good.. but,on a cold engine, when Im ready to go i have no power, its smooth and no white smoke.. if I turn off and re-crank the engine then i have power and go down road. then bout 10 seconds it cuts out with no power again. re-crank till it gets warm then problem stops.. is one issue. the other is bout same after the engine is warmed it cuts out only under 60 mph. if im over 60 mph i have no problem of any kind.. Can anybody have any idea? thanks

SOURCE: Hard to start when engine warm

crankshaft sensor may be going bad

Marvin

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• Posted on Nov 11, 2008

SOURCE: 1995 dodge ram won't start when warm

Yes the crank sensor can cause this problem, they go open when hot.

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