2004 Dodge Dakota "cause engine light fors" Questions

...cause the check engine light to go on. A lack of pressure in the tank can cause the check engine light to go on, erroneously signalling that the gas cap is loose or missing. Good luck on this

...> Problems > Dodge > Dakota On the 3.9L V6 and 5.2L V8, an intermittent connection in the crank position sensor wire connector can cause poor engine performance or the engine may crank but ...

...cause for this problem is a engine misfire caused by faulty spark plug/or wire. these dodge trucks also have had some issues with dirty injectors. since i do not know the mileage of your vehicle im ...

...from tail pipe. Check engine light has been going on and off. What could the cause of this? you need diagnostics scanner to read the engine light for the code, this will then indicate what problem

...engine hard to crank up cold .when outside temp warms up it cranks fine.what can cause this Low fuel pressure could be the cause from a weak worn out fuel pump. Take shield off trouble light & ...

engine soon came up but everything seems to be working right. Take your vehicle down to one of the auto-part chain stores. They will plug in an ODB-II Code Reader for you, for free. That will give you

engine light. How do I pass smog check? Clearing the Check Engine light does not repair anything - it only turns off the light and clears the error codes. The problem(s) that caused the light to occur

...engine light on. Code P1762 says ECM detected the off set voltage was out of spec for more than 3 seconds. That is an explanation of Gov. pressure sensor voltage too high or low. Also says probable ...

...engine is cold when it is not), the ECM will send too much fuel thru the injectors. This will cause rough running, poor gas mileage, but may not set a code since the ECM thinks the voltage from the ...

...engine will run in closed loop mode, which forces it to run rich, preventing it from running lean (running lean can cause severe damage). During closed loop, the logic module continues to monitor the ...