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most codes are generic and then their are codes that the manufacturer will have as specific 1391 for a mopar may be different for a toyota or on a ford its a glow plug problem etc --------That code for mopar for the crankshaft position sensor or the CMP sensor once the CKP sensor goes your car wont start at all-----
The cam and crank sensors have the same power wire. Go after that one. They also have the same ground, but other sensors connect to it also. So it's not the ground. And they have separate return signal wires. Not them either.
Here is a rather through discussion of this error message on a 97 ram. I note that this question has been posted on a variety of forums. Perhaps this variation will assist you.
The 1391 most likely is the cam sensor or crank sensor, crank sens is located in the bell housing on the pass side and I believe the cam sensor is in the distributor, 740 is a TCC (Torque Convertor Control) performance code. The crankshaft sensor is my 1st choice, TCC performance is calculated comparing engine speed to vehicle speed.
Not sure I am following your story. Code 351 is a problem with the primary OR secondary circuit for the coil. Code 1391 is a problem with the ABS system.
you have lost the radio coad,,, get the right coad and type it in on the kye pad on the radio also make a note of it when you get it and keep it safe,,,,,
if you had pluged into the cigeret lighter socket a 12 volt power supply the radio would not have lost its coad!
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