coil powers up when you first turn on key and then dies out and no spark when i turn it over
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Asked by van Sep 21, 2007 at 12:24 AM about the 2001 Dodge RAM 1500 SLT RWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

turn on key fuel pump biulds presure and shuts off and the power on my coil shuts off at the same time the fuel shuts off and then i crank over the 5.2l and no spark or power at coil-whould it be a cam or crank sensor or ignition modual and where do i look for it.  thanks for reading and good luck

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crazzy450r answered 16 years ago

cant help ya with a whole lot here but i can give you some direction . your crank sen. will be beside your lowest pully on the front of your engine. iv only worked on one dodge with a cam sencer and it was years ago so i dont remember what motor it was but on that the cam sencer was on the back of the head (fire wall drivers side) i dont even know if your motor has ether . i dont know if any of this helps but good luck

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