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No fuel coming out of injectors

Truck died while coming home,

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You haven't given any amplifying information such as engine size, but I will give you a generic assessment as best I can based upon your symptom and experience with the Dodge family. The most likely culprit (and one of the cheaper options) in drop-dead cases, where no other issue exists (suh as overheating), is the crankshapt position sensor. They are prone to failure and will cause the computer to stop sending spark triggers and injector pulses. If you have no fuel or sprak, this is most likely the cause.

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