1990 Dodge Ram - Page 3 - Answered Questions & Fixed issues

SEE IF YOU HAVE A FUSE FOR THEM IF NOT THEN YOU WILL HAVE TO REPLACE IT. THEY SHOULD BE ELECTRIC.NOT CABLE.

The Water is coming from the diaphragm . It may seem like its coming from the bolts but it isnt. Unless water pump was recently installed with a bad seal .

99% of all fuel pumps from 1987 on, are in the fuel
tank
Remove the tank or tip up the box,your choice

TPS Sensor--Test it,don't throw parts at it

is is hard to steer or what exactly happens ?

Could be your motor is stuck.

Replace the relay, it is an inexpensive part and is located in the power distribution box under the hood with a removable cover.

Could be a timing issue,such as a worn chain

I saw 5 different ones on NAPA.com, that are for fuel hose and do not bite into it
Any parts store should have them

Hi,

We have fixed such problem by replacing the ISC (idle speed control) motor.

Please get back to us if you have any further query or else accept the solution.

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YES ECM OR PCM

Hi,

These should help you out.



Unfortunately this is as much of a diagram you can get as there is no actual fuel line diagram as such for this vehicle.

Let me know if you need more information.

Thanks

Jason

regulator off the posotive regulator is gone but i would recomend ya to change your alternator

Go to Google and type the name of your vehicle and year, and model. And then the name of the part that you are looking for. NOTE: if you want Used then type USED

more then likely it is a fuel problem. start by changeing fuel filter.

hi ,i would go with aternater first . the voltage regulator is built in the alternator which causes the battery to charge once that goes bad its down hill for the battery thanks hope that helps

No filter. You're in the clear.

Very good, you pinpointed where the problem is. Try to replace the voltage regulator or the whole alternator with a new voltage regulator included.

This will fix your problem.

Hello
The fuel filter is located on the left side of the truck on the inside of the frame and its right below where your left foot would be sitting in the truck, the fuel line unscrews from the fuel filter there is 1 1/2" bolt holding it to the frame

You are correct on this.