Top 20 1995 Dodge Ram - Page 5 Questions & Answers

Most of the problems are caused by the converter. You must replace the converter when rebuilding or replaceiong the transmission. I knoe because I have several and that is the main problem, it goes out and damages the trans. I go with a heavey duty or bullit converter. I have several dodge rams with well over 300,000 miles anddo a lot of plowing and towing. I would order a heavy duty over the internet, not use the standard. Check with www.transmissioncenter.net or http://tpiconverters.com/

check the fuel pump

physically it will fit ,, but you run into problem with the fuel delivery and sensors because of the years difference,,, you will have to use the intake off the 95 but use 5.9 injectors and use all the sensors off the 95

You can place it anyway you can get the center bolts to fit. If it can only be installed one way it will only fit one way with all the bolts.

on the right fender wheel house extension

try a new sender for oil pressure

You should see if the vent near the heater core is stuck. I had that happen once. It was in the position for the AC so it wasnt pushing the heat. plusthe vaccum line that operates the valve could of broke / rotted.

Most likely, the reverse part of the transmission has probably gone bad.

Go to your local auto parts store and purchase a repair manual with the wiring schematic in it. It will show you the exact wire you are looking for. When replacing it purchase the same guage & color wire so there will not be any problems or confusion if later repairs are needed.

You have to check what cylinder is missing. Maybe plug is not good may be wire

Could possibly be the ECM or computer it may be the crank sensor. The crank sensor is probably the cheepest so I would start there. Since it sound like you may be throwing parts at this, since you cant drive it to have a diagnostic done and you can't have the crank sensor tested, I would buy a used one from a junk yard to see if that is the problem to save a little money since you may have to buy somthing else if that does not work. Good luck

Have you checked the engine codes? On your 95 ou can by turning the enigne switch on and off 3 times quickly and then back on. Do not start engine. Then count the flashes to get any codes out of the computer. You can find the codes by searching the internet easly.

can not find gas kill switch for 1996 dodge ram 1500

The filter is located in the fuel pump module, on top of the fuel tank

CHECK 4WD FUSE.AND CHECK ELECTRICAL WIRES A VACUUM LINES GOES TO TRANSFER CASE AND CHECK FOR WORN AND DAMAGE SHIFT LINKAGES.

Tough one to try to fixe over the internet... my first impression would be air leak on the intake, or a fuel pressure issue.. or even maybe a really bad air filter, youve ellimnated spark issues with good idle, and replaced everything that adjusts fuel mixture.. it sounds like a simple problem right under your nose, dont give up!!

Some cars/trucks have fuses in both the engine compartment and in the vehicle also. The ones in the vehicle should be located below the steering wheel somewhere. The ones in the engine bay should be in a black box on either the passenger or drivers side fender.

AAMCO gives free esaments and will show the problem

i have seen this with two possible fixes: the coolant temp sensor is misreading, or an excessive carbon build up in the intake system. if the coolant temp sensor is reading correctly, have an air intake system cleaning performed (have had excellent results with BG brand www.bgprod.com )

Inside the fuel tank. Normally you only replace it when you replace the fuel pump.