20 Most Recent 2004 Dodge Ram 2500 - Page 7 Questions & Answers

I would check the Throttle Position Sensor. It has alot to do with the input to the computer that controls the transmission.

check connection at bcm

You either have a problem with the lift pump which is unlikely. The sending unit in the tank came apart would be my first thought wouldn't be the first time I've seen that

Un-bolt the drive shaft from the pinion shaft on the rear axle, there are 4 bolts that require a 12pt. socket. 13mm I think. If there is a carrier bearing on your vehicle, you will need to remove the two bolts attaching it to the cross-member between the frame rails. Then slide the shaft out of the rear of the transmission or transfer case.

run fault codes and check for ambient air temp/water temp/cam/crank position servos/sensors faults. Something that is controlled by temperature that is connected to the cpu is telling it not to start as it is out of parameters.

good possibility its your hubs growling

cud buy a haynes manual or library auto section has chilton and mitchell books

I would assume the in tank fuel pump has failed?

0191 is fuel rail pressure sensor circuit range/performance 0193 fuel rail sensor circuit high input 0652 sensor reference voltage b circuit low 0341 cam shaft position sensor a circuit range/performance (bank1 or single sensor) and 0069 map barometric pressure correlation
i hope that helps you some what

What motor is in it? Mostly have to take all the oil pan bolts out, undo the motor mounts and raise the motor up enough for the oil pan to clear the cross member. make sure you don't have too much in the way when you raise the motor, as you may break something.

i think maybe you could use a new solinoid and a new starter

Well you are not ALONE .....my 06 3500 does the same thing. no left turn or brake lite on towing. would love to know the solution before taking an AXE to it!!! thank you jesse