seems like an air-locked gas tank (remove gas cap as a test) or dirty fuel filter....
SOURCE: Engine won't start first time, but will after short pause on second attempt
try this turn key on but don't crank count to five and do it once more now turn key off and then start if it starts right up by doing this the fuel pump is loosing it's prime it has a check valve in the pump that sticks
SOURCE: 1998 Dodge Ram Dies at times when I let off the gas and stop
I have a 1998 Dodge Ram 1500 with the 5.9 liter in it, i couldnt keep it running when i stopped at stop signs, the two things i tried, was taking off the air cleaner and sprayed carb cleaner into the intake manifold with the engine running, using the carb cleaner and the throttle linkage to keep it running, before i did this i noticed the throttle valves were dirty, so I inspected the air filter housing and saw it was cracked in multiple places. The second thing i did was reset the computer using a scanner then took my truck out on the highway and drove at least 50 MPH for at least a mile which re-learned the computer. I hope this helps you, it sure worked for me.
SOURCE: 97 dodge ram transmission prob
sound like a tork converter problem or the shift solinoids are faulty or internal damage have it scanned hope this helps
SOURCE: 99 Acura TL dies when I try to start
I have helped many Honda/Acura owners on this issue. Many mechanics will replace many parts prior to solving this problem, which then creates unnecessary repairs and spending. So here is my diagnosis: Notice if your speedometer drops to zero when your engine dies while driving. If this happens its your ignition switch failing. Ignition switches in Honda/Acura vehicles years 97-02 encounter faulty or shorted internal contacts. This causes premateur electrical failure to vital engine electrical parts, causing vehicle to stall intermittedly. A recall has been in place since 2002, approximately 1.3mil vehicles are affected, call your local honda/acura dealer for info and possible free repair or replace the ignition switch yourself. Hopefully my info helps you!!
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