Saturday, March 22nd, 2014 AT 2:56 PM
My 2005 dodge dakota started stalling while driving. It acted just like you killed all the electrical power. Sometimes it would clear up on its own, and I could just keep driving until it would do it again. Then it got to where it would die and I would have to pull off the road and wait for a few minutes before I could restart it. Now it will not run long enough to even back out of the garage. It starts runs real rough for a few seconds and then dies. If you place your finger on top of the fuel pump relay, you can feel it clicking when it is stalling and dying. When you start it you can keep pumping the gas pedal and keep it running for probably 30 seconds or so and then it will shut down and you can hear the fuel pump run continuously running fuel straight back to the fuel tank. At this point you have to unhook the battery to reset it. It never sets any dtc's. I have replaced the crank sensor, ignition switch, and relays. Any ideas? I am really trying to avoid have it towed somewhere.

