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SOURCE: Engine dies for no apparent reason after several hours running
Sonds like a sensor putting out an error code to shut it down ( like a fatal error code) Prolonged vibrations and heat can make cam sensors, maf, o2 senosr do craz ythings which will actuate a govener and stall your car...could also be you fuel pump causually telling you that "hey im bout to die".I dealership can run a stress test (if you will) to check the longivity of the pump...
Good luck hope this helps :)
SOURCE: Vehicle: 2000 Dodge Ram 1500, 5.9L, Automatic
the first suspect is the igniton switch. when this happens, take the ign key and just barlely turn it, either way, not enough to go off/on just a little tweak, it the lights come back on or flicker, that ign switch will need replacement.
SOURCE: my max has 166K miles and was running fine. My
This is why we do not let girls drive..... OKAY just kidding.
I suggest that you chech the pickup filter and the normal fuel filter for contamination.
Replace the coolant sensor. If the system were to decide that it is too hot, it can shut down, after the "limp home" mode runs out.
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