1987 Dodge Ram Wagon B250 - Page 2 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues
1994 dodge ram van b250. when warm, starts
Sounds like the fuel pump is going out. Its inside the tank. But first see if the fuel pump is clooged. take it off and see if its plugged. Check fuel pressure if you can. should be 45-55 psi
How to replace drive belts on a 1989 dodge ram b250 van
Most accessory drive belts have an idler pulley that tensions the belt. The idler pulley either has s 1/2 inch square drive hole or some other way to apply force to counteract the spring. Identify the idler pulley and push it in the direction to loosen the belt, then remove it.
I have a 1994 dodge ram b250 conversion van with a
check to make sure distributor electrical wires been reconnected to distributor.and check to make sure distributor is receiving 8 volts supply from the pcm.check see if orange wire going to distributor to pcm getting power. because spark plugs not firing could be pcm, coil itself bad or crankshaft sensor bad. i would code scan vechicle before buying new parts ignition.timing off if you did not have distributor in number 1 firing position before removing the timing chain.
1990 dodge b250 318 tbi...
code 21 is for the oxygen sensor. This controls the mixture of the fuel going into the engine. the sensor may be bad or its connector may be dirty or faulty.
Check for proper engine ground and ground to chassis for dirty or loose connections.
Check these items if problem persists after O2 sensor repair.
MAP
fuel pressure regulator
Dodge van dies while going
Dodge had a problem with he distributor bushing wearing out allowing the distributor shaft to wobble.
I have replaced several distributors in dodges for that reason.
If you hold pressure on one side on cap and it runs fine and quits when you release distributor cap the distributor will need to be replaced.
I have a 91 dodge
Hi, assuming your parking lights work, I would say you have a bad wire from the switch to the dimmer.
Have a 1988 Dodge B250
the only switch that you need to remove is the signal switch and hazard button that are held with screws.the hazard button has a screw(in the button)that holds the button to the side of the switch and the signal switch is held by 3 screws that you should see looking down at the switch.the one screw you will have to turn the switch to either left or right signal to gain access to it.disconnect the switch connection under the dash so you can pull up the switch to gain more access to the system.you will have to remove the ignition switch,with the key in there should be a small hole in the housing that you push a small pick or pin or drill into to push up the lock tab to remove the ignition switch.then you can continue.
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