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1999 Dodge Durango

Tiny
BUILDERBOB1775
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  • 1999 DODGE DURANGO
  • V8
  • 4WD
  • AUTOMATIC
  • 156,000 MILES
I just bought the truck and found out it had a bad engine so I put a used engine in and cant get it to start.I dont have spark.I have power at my coil and injectors only when it dose the initial 2 second injector prime when the key is turned on. I have nothing at ether place while cranking. I have been fixing cars for 18 years and I am stumped. The only codes are batt temp sensor to much voltage and engine coolant temp sensor to much voltage
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Saturday, February 9th, 2008 AT 10:28 PM

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Tiny
BLACKOP555
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Chances are you have a bad crank position sensor, coil or a ignition module. Test the crank position sensor at its leads for the proper resistance, which I dont know. If that is good then check for the coils resistance and if that is good then you have a bad ign. Module.
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