Re: Can't get the Dodge out

Posted by Ryan - WI on January 25, 2008 at 17:15:55 from (66.114.188.16):

In Reply to: Can't get the Dodge out posted by nw_bearcat on January 25, 2008 at 09:27:13:

I have experienced this in my 99 Dakota. I think you just have a bad battery. When my truck battery went bad, the engine would fire but then unless I kept my foot on the gas it would die out. If I kept it running at high revs enough to charge the battery then it would idle, but when just started it wouldn't. Napa manager who knows his stuff told me Dodge's were pretty sensitive to the current and the voltage. A just about dead battery doesn't put out enough amps and the truck thinks it is shut off and stops sending fuel. Keeping it reved up lets the alternator provide enough juice. get a new battery in it and you will be fine.

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