I have a 2000 dodge stratus se it keeps shutting off while driving i've replaced the computer,fuel pump,spark plugs,battery,need help please

Try using one of the old plugs and connect it to #1 and a good ground then try starting to visually confirm if spark is/is not present. Its much easier to see the spark in the dark. If you get a spark the problem is not electrical and could be a bad ground between the plug and the block, rarely happens, but not unheard of.

I think your distributor gave up,pull spark plug wire from spark plug stick a screw driver and check for sparks if you don't see spark replace your distributor you can get one from ebay it comes with cap and rotor,good luck.

wont crank as in turn over or wont start? if it wont start it could be a fuel pump. if plugs have spark its fuel related . when you turn on the key most pumps make an audible hum for a few seconds to pressure up the lines for starting

Also Try checking the crank sensor. They can cause an intermitten problem and will shut down the car.

check the alternator and the alternator wire i have a 2000 dodge stratus se 2.4 and i had the same problem and it was the alternator wire came unhooked

2000 dodge stratus fuel filter location

Side terminal: MT75 or I75
top terminal:MT86 or MTP86
From Interstate Battery

what do you mean loab? i'm uk auto engineer and never heard the expression loab

hall efect sensor or distributor etc.. ignition related or computer related maybe

Hi, there may be many reasons why the cars starts up then fail after a short time.

Often the engine is turning down when is cold because there is nit enough air in the fuel mixture. About this problem check, air intake and air filter, and electronic injection control module.

If fuel is not getting regularly pumped with enough pressure, the car will also shut down. Check the fuel filter if present, check if the fuel pump is running, and that there is enough pressure.

If car is misfiring on one or more cylinders, the engine can also turn off after a while. Check if one of the spark plugs is dirtier than the others. Replace spark plugs. Try to understand if engine is firing on all cylinders. Check distributor, or electronic distribution module.

In some case, even if not frequently, a dirty injector can cause the engine to turn off.

If you still cannot fix the problem go to a good car garage and have car computer module (ECU/ECM) scanned, this will return error code that will help to identify the problem.