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OT. Bad heads on Dodge P.U.


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Posted by LOU from WI on September 27, 2011 at 21:04:02 from (174.124.30.12):

Gonna let Victor explain the problem with SIL 2000 dodge with 360 CID.He (SIL) has been having problems with the engine missing out. Well Here is Victor with the right information on this truck.The truck has been hooked up to handheld diagnostic tool, No codes show up. This has been going on for over 1 year,that I know of. The fuel injectors have been changed to different port to check out the miss,(also checked with noid light) They are OK. All the sensors, according to him are good,O2-Crank,etc.The head on the passenger side had a crack in it, so he replaced the pass side with a rebuilt one(seems to be a defect from Dodge) The engine will surge really bad for a while, and then clear up but goes right back to surging again.Fuel pressure is good,so he don't think it's a delivery problem. SIL DID New tune up,plugs,wires, cap,rotor button,etc.Even new fuel filter.I've read that it could be a insufficient ground.
Any other suggestions,other than a new engine,which he can't afford.Taking it to the shop is too costly for them to take the hunt and peck system to correct the problem.So much for Dodge,that's why we own GMC.1 exception is our 79 Dodge,but that's simple,carburetor, elect ignition,ballast resistor and it's SIMPLE, to fix.Was wondering if you fellows have (or had) the same problem? Thanking you for any help. Regards LOU& VICTOR. P.S. No wood splitting today, finger is better, Rained all day long.


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