1999 Dodge Ram "1500 cam" Questions

...1500 with 5.2 motor with no oil pressure after warmed up and idling. Goes up fine when you give it a little gas. I have already changed the oil pump. it could be crank bearn or cam bearm they are ...

...dropping to 30. any suggestions? I'm assuming that pressure is at an engine speed of 1500 RPM or more. You could have excessive clearance in the main, rod and/or cam bearings. No easy way to

...Cam and crank shaft sensors seem to be working good, no cracks or breaks in drive plate. Just finished replacing camshaft gear and crankshaft and timing chain. Problems occured after. Idling great ...

...1500 has code P0016 This is what the p0016 code means. Crankshaft/Camshaft Mis-align/sync P0016 is a problem with your crankshaft and cam shaft sensor. It's ether miss aligned of it has gone bad. ...

...1500 5.7 my tach is not working right. its always on 0 RPM and then when i get on it the tach will jump to like 5000 RPM and then fall back down to 0. i had replaced the cam sensor thinkin that was ...

...1500 318 engine. replaced plugs, wires, dist.cap, rotor button, head gaskets, has 150lbs compression on all cylinders, checked all fuel injectors and they are spraying. one mechanic says cam may be ...

...Fuse is ok, washer fluid works motor doesn't run Dodge Ram Van 1500. When trying to make cam move with a flat bar I get a spark when bar touches cam and body check the ground from the motor to the ...

...1500 dies while driving down the raod. Press accelarator and powers down. I have had fuel pressure checked and its at 60 and had fuel injectors flushed. What else could be causing this problem? check ...

...1500 Engine: 5.2L 318 V8 Magnum Upon a cold start, the serpentine belt has a loud and uncontrollable squeak that is also followed by "sputtering" and the engine will eventually stall out. ...

...1500 Truck 5.9L on high speed trips sometimes the RPMs sticks on high 3000 to 4000 , have too play with the gas petal to get it to come down, don't know what causing the problem ? Check your cam ...