Runs good when cold stalls out and dies whenever warmed up
What is your question?
Good when it starts up good whenever it is cold whenever it warms up after driving for about 10 minutes it starts to die Fallout will not run until it goes back down and then I can start it up and drive it again for about 10 minutes or until it warms all the way up and then it dies
What makes this problem better or worse?
Whenever the car is cold and has not been running for a while and it's completely cool down it will start up and run just fine whenever it warms up to temperature it dies
How long has your 1999 Dodge Dakota had this problem?
Since I bought the vehicle a couple weeks ago I have not had time to do anything to it until now
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Hello, it is typical that after "warming up", the engine's processor relies on data input to control fuel, air and spark mixtures. Therefore, if any of the information is off, engine performance can suffer.
It will require testing of engine performance components to figure out what's going on and why you're having the running concerns.
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