someone's probably already said this, but run your codes, andif you get
a 35 it's EGR time. That thing has been known to cause stallage =)
-mike d.
>>> Sam Parthemer <maverick_nr552@hotmail.com> 11/30/98 05:07pm
>>>
You might want to check the fuel filter (on driver's side frame rail),
as it might have become slightly plugged. I had one on my '91 crap out,
and had a similar problem. My '95 is still on the original filter (101k
miles), but it's INSIDE the tank, so I will wait until it dies. I also
run a bottle of 104, or STP gas treatment every month, and stay away
from 'unknown' gas stations.
Sam '95 SLT
>
>I was driving back from Portland, OR this weekend and ran into to stop
=
>and sometimes go traffic after about 2 hours of 65+ MPH driving. After
=
>about 5-10 minutes of sitting pretty much idle in this traffic my 1994
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>3.9L Dakota stumble and stalled. I had plenty of fuel and the engine =
>cranked strong, but it would not fire. So I get on the phone to get a
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>tow truck and am on the line and hold off and on for about 15-20 =
>minutes. While on hold I give it another shot and it fires right up.
=
>Any idea what could possibly cause this to happen?
>
>D Burton
>1994 Dakota 3.9L
>
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