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DataKnight
Dodge Dakota
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6/18/2002
20:54:17
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 Subject: Need Help
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Greetings All.
My truck dies when I try to start it if the
engine is warm, if I let it sit for an hour or
so it'll start fine. The only way i can keep it
running when it's hot is to start it, then quickly
drop it into gear. It idles fine and seems to
run ok when I can get it to stay running. It also
idles fine when I stop and put it into park.
The only thing I can think of is that the engine
is flooded.
Anybody else have an idea or solution? I have a
'97 CC 3.9 V6 with about 68000 miles.
Thanks for the help.
DataKnight
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don94
Dodge Dakota
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6/19/2002
07:37:25
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dataknight:
a couple of suggestions for ur problem.
>vapor lock caused by clogged fuel tank vent lines.
>air filter may be dirty.
>bad engine ground connection.
>defective pick-up coil in distributor.
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IntenseDak39
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6/19/2002
08:32:48
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sounds to me that you are in need of just a basic tune-up
intensedak39
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