Engine cranks but will not fire

in the under the hood fuse bank theres a fuel pump relay, on the bottom of the coil theres a plug unplug it and check for 12 volts, if you have 12 volts get a new coil.

CHANGED FUEL PUMP RELAY AND CHECKED VOLTAGE AT BOTTOM OF COIL CONNECTOR ,DO NOT HAVE 12 VOLTS, I still can bypass the fuel relay and hear the pump run

well that save you having to buy a new fuel pump atleast, ive never run into not having 12 volts at that connection, if memory serves me right it should get 12 volts with the key on because that completes the circuit, if you had the key on and it doesnt read 12 volts its some thing in the ignition system of the truck, i never had the issue so im kinda just shooting in the dark with it, in that big bank of fuses and relays under the hood check every thing out make sure nothings blown

I picked up a decoder at auto parts store, plugged in and reads COULD NOT READ CODES ,NOT ENOUGH INFO AVAILABLE, Also the check engine light on the dash does not illuminate with key on [or at all] All lights work,radio & heater work, very puzzling, Will try to trace electrical using service manual, I f you think of anything e-mail me ,thanks MOPOP

If theres no CEL when you turn it on usaully means the fuse for the power socket is blown it runs on the same circuit.

I have a 95 Dodge ram 5.9 cranks but will not start changed coil, pick coil, plugs, rotor and crank sensor any other suggestions?

under the hood there is a computer on the left when you open the hood , i was told this by some one else ... there is 3 plugs on it just tap them a little bit not hard... i did it a couple of time and it worked for me every time ... but mine would only do it after it rained and sat for a day ... good luck on your journey.

I just dealt with this. In my case, I spent a couple hours trying to figure it out before I got underneath it and pounded on the gas tank. The truck then fired right up. I guess I am going to try to replace the fuel pump at some point.