Won't stay started

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Asked by JJ Jul 29, 2015 at 07:10 PM about the 1999 Dodge RAM 1500

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I have a  1999 dodge ram 1500 I change the
crackshaft sensor and the throttle position
sensor started running for a while drive a
round the block when I cut it off I it won't
start back up trys but turns off even when
I'm pushing the gas

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You are either losing power to the fuel injectors or the injectors are very dirty. If they are dirty you can add fuel injector cleaner to gas tank and use middle grade or high test gas to help clean out the gum and carbon build up. If injectors are losing power you will need a noid light that plugs into connector that goes to fuel injectors to check for power.

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