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Old 05-15-2008, 05:59 PM   #1 (permalink)
David Blair
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1994 Dakota intermittent misfire

I have a1994 Dakota 3.9 v6 that misfires occasionally.I have exchanged all ignition parts with those from a truck with no miss but cannot cure the problem. New wires ,new plugs.new rotor and cap didn't fix the problem.The fuel pressure is about 3 lbs low but doesn't change when the miss occurs.It might miss ten times a day or not do it for a week .It never lasts long enough to identify the cylinder or cylinders involved.Usually occurs just before or just after the 1-2 shift(automatic transmission)Pulling hard like up hill doesn't make it miss. What do I try next?
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Old 05-16-2008, 02:03 AM   #2 (permalink)
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scan tool will help to id which one(s) of the cylinders is misfiring. I'd start there.
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scan tool

This is too old for OBD11.Scan tool shows no codes except for the ones created as I swapped sensors,which I erased.i have read that a fuel pump can cause this problem even with pressure that is within specs.What do you think? A fuel pump is expensive but worth it if it is the cure!
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I have heard that also about the fuel pump. I can't tell you for sure though is that is the problem. Hopefully there are a couple of dodge techs here that will chime in.
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