Ram overheated and needed the radiator replaced after noting a hole in it. Replaced radiator and hose. Next day wouldn't start. Next they replaced the distributor cap and replaced the water pump. Next day, it overheated. They said the radiator hose was lose and they replaced a spark plug saying it wasn't firing. Within 2 days, truck wouldn't start again. It turns over but will not crank. They are saying it's getting plenty of fuel, plenty of spark and that it may now be a blown head gasket? If the radiator cap is removed after trying to crank it will bubble over when the cap is removed. But once it stops bubbling the truck will crank. Any suggestions, or is it most likely the head gasket?
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Friday, November 20th, 2009 AT 5:31 PM