I have a 1989 V6 throttle body auto trans. 2WD. while driveing engine spitters sputters and then stalls out. sometimes starts right up sometimes must sit. Have put new, fuelpump,filter,plugs,cap,rotor

Asked by wyszguy Jun 13, 2014 at 11:31 PM about the 1989 Dodge Dakota S RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

while driveing ,it will spitter and sputter then stall may start right back up may not but if I lift hood pull up air cleaner and move throttle it may start maybe by moveing throttle sen. acts like water in gas just slowes down and stoppes.replaced,fuelpump,filter,cap,rotor,plugs and pickup coil inside dist

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Check your TPS throttle position sensor center wire and ground should be around 1 volt with fully closed throttle and as you move throttle it should steadily climb to 4.5-5volts at full open throttle. If showing anything other than this it is bad and will cause too rich or to lean issues causing engine to stall.

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I have 1989 that want crank up or less I put gas in to the throttle body I have already change fuel pump and fuel line

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