1995 Dodge Dakota "cause engine lose rpms sometimes" Questions

...engine is warm an not tarting there is no fire and when connected to a scane tool there are no rpms recorded. could it be the crank shaft sensor causing this? i have replaced the coil but problem ...

...and keep the engine running. To clear the carbon, try driving in a lower gear to get the engine to blast off the carbon by increasing the rpms. Carbon buildup is caused by short drives, slow

engine sometimes kills. Sometimes outright and other times the rpms revs up and down a few times and then kills. Along with this the car sometimes lurches slightly when slowing down to stop. It always

...with engine then its fine but if no change then it needs replaced hope this helps? YOU NEED TO SCAN AND CHECK THE TPS SENSOR AND MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR.THEY WILL CAUSE CAR LOSE POWER AND

engine bay out now it seems to do the same thing so I replace the iac again and the tps and the pickup coil and its still doing the same thing. I need help PLEASE Im losing my patience with this car..

...will shift with worn teeth and get out of synch. This will cause the engine to lose power and back fire. Sometimes with a flame through the carb. I did that one once. Easy fix if it is the

...cause) that melted my main wiring harness together at the block where the harness enters from the engine compartment through the firewall. As a result, wires became cross wired and shorted out ...

...cause vehicle struggle to accelerate go dead easily because it is struggling to get gas. I had a 99 tahoe that wouldnt shift out of first when fully accelerating until I let off gas. thought at first ...

RPMs at idle at just above 1rpm. After needing to take an emergency trip on the freeway and got the car up to 80 once we got back to town the next day the pressure had been released I was driving like

...cause the engine to lose compression and sometimes cause internal engine damage. Fuel Delivery System - The fuel system includes: fuel pump, fuel injectors, pressure regulator, fuel filter and ...