RAM Fault Code

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P0191

Erratic idle; Engine "clatter"; Sudden stalling.

System

Not specified

Symptom

Erratic idle; Engine "clatter"; Sudden stalling.

Diagnosis & fix steps

Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor Range/Performance. LOGIC: The rail pressure sensor is giving a reading that is "impossible" compared to the pump's fuel control valve signal. ACTION: 1. Check for moisture in the sensor connector. 2. Check for 5V reference voltage at the rail sensor. FIX: Replace the Fuel Rail Pressure Sensor; repair harness pigtail.

Red Seal field insights

This sensor is at the very back of the fuel rail near the firewall. It is a common place for salt/water to sit, which corrodes the pins and causes "ghost" pressure readings.

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