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05 Durango dies at red lights

I have a 2005 Durango. 5.7. The other day I was sitting at a red light, it turned green. as soon as I hit the gas it died on me. No trouble lights, started right back up and drove on. Then today, same thing except it died 2 times in a row before I could continue on. Normal acceleration, no trouble lights. no other issues what so ever. any help would be appreciated thank you
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Re: 05 Durango dies at red lights

First step is to get it scanned for codes, if any. Just because there are no illuminated CELs, doesn't mean there arent codes stored.
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Re: 05 Durango dies at red lights

Well it finally threw a code and died. it was the crank shaft position censor
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