Dodge Stealth Twin Turbo

Good morning! I had this same issue with my 91' R/T TT. I had purchased this car after sitting for years! Immaculate condition with only 42,000 miles. After replacing mass air flow sensor, o2 sensors and injectors...I had found that there was about 1.5 inches of dirt in the gas tank! You may want to pull the fuel pump out and look it over. Check the filter sock to see if it may be picking up trash. Sometimes people may get gas after the delivery truck fills (or unloads) the underground tanks..which stirs up any trash in their tank..pumped into your gas tank. If you can..may as well replace the stock pump with a 255L. Not for sure...you may have already done this. Maybe coil packs? These cars are very sensitive...I took mine to the dealership and they had no mechanics on hand that could even begin to work on this car!!! Check back and let me/us know...we'll get it running!!!

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jhavins (Dec 19, 2011 9:35 am)

#85 of 88 Re: 1991 Dodge Stealth ES Trouble...PLEASE HELP [sweet91] by jhavins

Dec 19, 2011 (9:35 am)

Replying to: sweet91 (Dec 19, 2011 12:09 am)

sweet 91, This is definately a spark problem ,not fuel. Does anybody know how to get in touch with Aeroboy778

#86 of 88 Re: 1991 Dodge Stealth ES Trouble...PLEASE HELP [tiebeamman] by jhavins

Dec 19, 2011 (3:44 pm)

Replying to: tiebeamman (Oct 02, 2009 4:36 pm)

I saw you were talking to aeroboy778 about a problem he had with the car starting and runing a few minutes and dieing and having to shut off the ignition for a while to get it to restart but it still dies again. this was in 2009
do you remember what his problem was or do you know how to contact him.
There was another thread about a popping noise coming from the ecm area,
I have this also. any help. Snapon scanner with the Mitsubishi adapter will not communicate with the vehicle.

jhavins

#87 of 88 Re: Vapor lock 1992 twin turbo dodge stealth [tiebeamman] by crashn2u

May 22, 2012 (11:18 pm)

Replying to: tiebeamman (Feb 02, 2009 12:26 pm)

its probly your fuel pump, this happens when your fuel pump starts to go out and it overheats.

#88 of 88 Check your ECU by crashn2u

May 22, 2012 (11:26 pm)

I read through alot of these posts. I must say first thing to check is your ECU, your engines computer. Mitsubishi used low grade capaictors in the ecu they leak onto the board and the fluid eats through the boards. the capacitors are rated for 2000 hours. so if you are having no start issues or fuel issues or any crazy issues you cant figure out pull your ecu out and check to see if the capacitors have leaked. you can get the capacitors changed out for 50 bucks or buy a new or used rebuilt ecu for around 250 bucks new i think are 450. these need to be checked every so often if you leave them it will eat holes in any of the 3 boards in the ecu and can lead to a spendy repair. I sent my ecu to NW tv and radio repair in bremerton washington the guy charges 50 bucks+ shipping to change out the caps and clean up the boards. He is familiar with these ecu's. Good luck

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