2012 Ram 3500 throwing a P0191 code
It says fuel rail pressure sensor. Possible fix fuel filter or sensor. I replaced fuel filter and disconnected the batteries for about 20 minutes and code is still there. Do I need to leave them d...
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blofgren wrote:blkdodge wrote:
Well after a week of driving and over 300 miles code has not come back. So I would have to say it was the fuel filter that threw the code. I'm happy that was an easy fix.
Oh, so it's not a POS as claimed on previous posts? LOL :B
Thank you very much for posting a follow up; these types of threads can definitely help others with the same issue.
The OP never said his truck was a POS that would have been B.O.. Good luck to him and his D-max, there are plenty of them at the dealer service departments just like Ram's and Ford's.
Dropped off the DD Dart @ the local GMC dealer to have it detailed (inside and out with rub out and wax for $99!) and what was on the back of a flatbed wrecker but a brand new 3500 D-max with temp tags on it! Oh my God how could that happen? LOL
Don
