20 Most Recent 2005 Dodge Magnum - Page 3 Questions & Answers

check out the cat converter and the muffler they could be plugged

Not from the top. And it's no fun getting out of the bottom either. I would find the starter relay and check if it works there. Jump pins 30 and 87. Look at the bottom of the relay to see which ones. If it cranks over, Look to the neutral safety switch(inside the transmission) or security may have been set.

Rear 02 sensors are after the cat in exhaust pipe. Sorry, didn't find a good picture?

On what vehicle? Pleas add year/make and model.

the service ports are on the high and low pressure line locate near the left shock tower

I am supposing you have overhauled the engine. If so, yes, it is quite common to prime the oil pump. How a lot of people do it is to fill it with STP, which will last long enough upon starting the engine to prevent bearing failure from lack of start-up oil. Mechanics also coat all bearing surfaces of all bearings with STP, for the same reason. If it has already given you a knocking sound when you cranked it, you may have already damaged the bearings. God bless your efforts.

The computer needs to be reset with a scanner from a auto tech. Do you know if any of the abs sensors were damaged or disturbed? If all OK there, just clear codes. You should be OK. Good Luck Fran M

Sounds like you need a new key to me. When they start and die like that, the security system is not seeing a good key. This has to be done at a Dodge or Chrysler dealership. They can cut a new key and fob combo their as well as program them with their scan tool. It will cost about $200.00 to do this. The two cranks to start is a weak fuel pressure regulator. Probably located on the the fuel pump. May be serviced seperate now from the fuel pump assembly. Ask the dealer they will know.

why my bas light come on?

shift solenoids are bad in the transmission will need them replaced

Hi There ,

My name is Mike. I'm here to help you sort this out. You are my eyes and ears in diagnosing the problem. So I'll ask some questions and you give me as much detail as you can. OK?

Well first off, there are differ types of ticking. It's the when and where I'd need to know.

Does it occur when you try to start? A rapid clicking? A single Click?

Does it happen while the engine is running? Does the speed of the clicking increase and decrease with the engine RPM's.

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Defective battery, like a dead cell? It can be charged up and tested at any auto parts store.

Hi,if the battery is old then it could be faulty,if it is new there could be a drain on the car.

2005 truck year is 2015 10 year old battery is like 90 year old man. No energy for spark.

You have one of two things a bad fan or a bad temperature sensor most likely a temp sensor I have seen plenty of these go bad

fill your tranny fluid or get rebuilt tranny

check out your code at http://engine-codes.com