Good video. Thanks! I’m working on a 1993 Dodge W150 318 5.2L which actually very similar once you take off the air filter housing etc. I found your video as I finally got all the bolts off of the CPS but can’t finagle it out of the hole!
ive got a 98 ram 1500 same engine that's been sitting for 4 years. I tried to get her running and it cranks but no start. I can hear the fuel pump kick on for the initial cycle and have 45 PSI fuel pressure. When you were getting the crank but no start, did you notice if your tach gage moved at all while cranking? Mine isnt so my initial thought was crank position sensor. I also hooked it up to a scanner and im getting two codes: one for the Crankshaft position sensor and a second for the Camshaft position Sensor. Seems odd they would both be bad at the same time?? Any suggestions?
Ignition coil? I had the exact same symptoms. Just randomly lost spark one day while driving. After replacing the crank shaft sensor, I realized it was the Ignition coil.
I did mine about five years ago on my 2001 ram . What a fu@king nightmare. If you take the two body mounts, bolts out on the right side, and jack the right side of the body, you can slide your hand up in there. The other thing is long, Allen Wrench shaft and Universal knuckles. And a lot of swearing in beer.
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Wow, I learned to drive on that old Dodge in the opening footage, except the one I learned on was a four door USAF truck.
Good video. Thanks! I’m working on a 1993 Dodge W150 318 5.2L which actually very similar once you take off the air filter housing etc. I found your video as I finally got all the bolts off of the CPS but can’t finagle it out of the hole!
ive got a 98 ram 1500 same engine that's been sitting for 4 years. I tried to get her running and it cranks but no start. I can hear the fuel pump kick on for the initial cycle and have 45 PSI fuel pressure. When you were getting the crank but no start, did you notice if your tach gage moved at all while cranking? Mine isnt so my initial thought was crank position sensor. I also hooked it up to a scanner and im getting two codes: one for the Crankshaft position sensor and a second for the Camshaft position Sensor. Seems odd they would both be bad at the same time?? Any suggestions?
Ignition coil? I had the exact same symptoms. Just randomly lost spark one day while driving. After replacing the crank shaft sensor, I realized it was the Ignition coil.
I did mine about five years ago on my 2001 ram . What a fu@king nightmare. If you take the two body mounts, bolts out on the right side, and jack the right side of the body, you can slide your hand up in there. The other thing is long, Allen Wrench shaft and Universal knuckles. And a lot of swearing in beer.