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'93 3.9L intermittent cut out under load.
I have a 1993 Dakota with a 3.9L. A couple hundred miles ago it started cutting out around 2200 RPMs and kind of sounding kinda like a backfire. The engine does not die, but the whole truck jerks for an instant. A second after this happens, the speedo jumps once. If I try really hard I can make it do it eventually. But is otherwise inconsistent. THERE ARE NO CODES.
I am an ASE Master Mechanic, so I have a general knowledge, but most of the vehicles I work on are Fords. I have already replaced the following items in the last 5,000 miles, because of other problems or in an attempt to fix this: Plugs, Wires (I hadn't changed them since I got the truck) Distributor, Cam sensor, cap, Rotor. (This fixed a dying in the winter problem, with a loud noise from distributor) Both coolant sensors behind thermostat. (Also caused me dying problems) Throttle position sensor. (Attempt to fix cut out) Crank sensor (Last resort to fix cut out)
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Re: '93 3.9L intermittent cut out under load.
Ck Chrysler TSB 18-08-93. If the dist and drive gear ck okay you might redo the dist indexing.
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Re: '93 3.9L intermittent cut out under load.
Just an update, I gave in and had the dealer look at it. The distributor drive bushing was bad. Runs great now, (still can't get above 17 mpg.)
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