02 Dodge Ram no spark.

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Asked by Hec4570 Feb 01, 2016 at 07:12 PM about the 2002 Dodge RAM 1500

Question type: General

Ok guys here's a tricky one.
02 ram 4x4 5.9.
No spark. Here's the parts I've changed after
desperation. I've changed the coil, crank sensor,
cap & rotor, wires, plugs, and finally a new PCM.
And still no spark. What the hell could it be. I'm at a
lost with it.

4 Answers

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Did you perform any tests before u started swapping parts? I'd check and verify you have good grounds and a hot ignition wire.

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I had the same problem and bought my crank position sensor from O'Reilly and ended up taking it back and get my money back and bought one from AutoZone because the one from AutoZone look like the one from the factory and as soon as I installed it it fired right up.

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Does your old engine and new engine have the same amount of teeth for the crankshaft there is a 16 tooth and a 32 tooth

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