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O/T '92 Dodge Caravan ignition update
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Posted by MeAnthony on December 09, 2006 at 19:04:08 from (152.163.100.74):
Sometimes it gets power to the coil pack(distributorless ignition) and will run; sometimes it does not get power. Crank sensor, cam sensor and spark plugs are new. When it does start, it will run fine for the first minute or two, then starts to miss. It does have a rich fuel smell at this point. Any suggestions as to what else might be failing? Doesn't one of the temperature semsors give the computer feedback for the fuel settings?
Is it possible the main engine computer(there are two under the hood; one on the firewall and one by the battery. What are the functions of these?)could be bad? Is there a testing procedure for this? Any suggestions will be considered, incuding complete destruction of this vehicle. Thank you,
Anthony
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