1994 DODGE RAM VAN 6 CYLINDER CANNOT START IN THE COLD
1994 Dodge Ram
I've replaced the coolant temperature sensor and it still won't start in the cold. If I tow it to a heated garage it will start in a few hours... Pleeeeease help!
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007 AT 7:28 AM
When it refuses to start look for spark and fuel
Wednesday, January 17th, 2007 AT 3:58 PM
I've run into the same problem in sub zero temps with my 99 Jeep Cherokee. I've found that the engine is literally flooding. Soaked spark plugs. From what I can gather I need to check out the air temperature sensor. Appearantly it is located in the intake manifold on later model 4.0 liters but I gather it is in the air box on earlier models. I did not see which engine specificly you have but I hope this helps. The answer I got from the dealer was " it was flooded and it should'nt happen again" well it did so I'm on my own. Hope this helps. Good luck