Questions & Answers for: Dodge Ram 1500 car start bad spark plugs

....... mine done that too one day and was told the distribetor cap was bad and getting moister in it and causing it not to start so I replaced it and the plugs and plug wires has been running just ...

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...start when it's raining. not all the time but periodically. dodge ram 1500 XLT 4 WD Does it have "plug wires"? If it does and they have never been changed, it may be losing all its' juice through the ...

...start. The check engine light came back on so I took it back to Auto Zone to check to code and it was the same #7 cylinder misfire. Thus, I will take it in again and go from there... Any ideas? The ...

problem.with spark plug out check cylinder compression if good then check fuel injector, reinstall spark plug, start engine and listen for clicking noise at fuel injector, if none bad injector replace

car is past due for a tune up, it may be smart to go ahead and start with spark plugs and spark plug wires and go from there. The most common misfire causes on the cars I've worked on have been: Spark

...start just cranks over.the fuel pump is kicking in and is geting fuel i changed the plugs and old ones were wet with gas can u give me any ideas i am thinking throttle position sensor what year and ...

start the car. if you have spark then you either have a leaking injector or bad fuel pressure regulator. if there is no spark... and you have an aftermarket alarm installed, disconnect alarm wires and

...bad right before it died..oops. no, not the battery. If the battery problem it won't crank, so check if there is a gas going to the carburetor or fuel injector. If yes there is a gas, then check if ...

...start with a basic tune up and replace all the spark plugs. A misfire can also happen because of a lean condition,(lack of fuel). This could be from a worn fuel pump, clogged injectors, bad gas, etc. ...