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2000 3.9 Van hard to start w/ cold engine
I have a 2000 Ram Van with a 3.9 engine that has been sitting for about a year and a half. I thought it had a blown head gasket but I put a new radiator
in it and now it no longer gets hot!!! The only problem is it is hard to start on a cold engine. It kind of sputters like it wants to start but doesn't until I start pumping the accelerator real hard. It runs good the rest of the day, even after sitting a long while. I gave it a good tuneup before it broke down. wires, plugs,ect. Thanks, Ricky Newman |
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Re: 2000 3.9 Van hard to start w/ cold engine
Change the 2-wire (not the 1-wire) temperature sending unit next to the t-stat housing.
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