i had this happen to myself before. try this, after the engine warms up and then stalls out try to restart it but have another person lay underneath the truck with a rubber mallett and hit the bottom of the gas tank a few times while you are cranking the engine over, if it starts up that will tell you right away that you have a bad fuel filter. also you might want to have the codes checked and see if it is the EGR valve that is bad cause that is a possibility as well.
sounds like dist pickup coil not fuel pump
Very well could be. Buy some B-12 chemtool and dump in your gas tank and keeep running with that. It will clean out you fuel system great. Also check your check engine light, could be a bad sensor or something.
JC Whitney is a huge automobile supplier. They carry everything automotive including parts of all descriptions for Dodge Dakotas. AutoZone, online or locally, is a great source as well.
NO. We have two Dodge Diesels. My husbands 91 has 350,000 miles and is still running. Yes 350,000. My 98 Dodge 2500 has just over 200,000 and runs great. The best part the high millage is not rare for such a GREAT! truck.
North Dakota
The seal of South Dakota is named "Great Seal of the State of South Dakota".
The seal of South Dakota is named "Great Seal of the State of South Dakota".
South Dakota and North Dakota are in the North-Central Region and the Mid-west Region of the US. They are also located in the Great Plains Region.
North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska
North Dakota and South Dakota are located in the mid-western United States, also in the Great Plains region.
north and South Dakota
Lake Ontario is the eastern most of the Great Lakes and Wyoming would be farther than South Dakota.