what do these mean? P0111 and other code P0191? thanks i just want to see if this is something i need to take it in for or something small and whats the fix? thanks

 

https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...n&onlynewfaq=1

there's the code list.p0111 is for air temp sensor, did you forget to plug in the sensor when you went to the intake? that'll usually cause it.
p0191 follow this link for answers. good luck.
https://www.dieseltruckresource.com/...ighlight=p0191

 

well now i get to put my truck back to stock, (take the intake off, and put the cat back on) and bring her to the dealership, i think i am going to just leave her stock pain in the *** to keep switching intakes and exhausts... just to not worry about them saying you voided your warrenty! thanks for the info dodgezilla

 

you're welcome, good luck.

 

FWIW, Iv had the P0191 code three times on my truck.
The truck is bone stock so I went to the dealer and the first time thewy changed the pressure sensor.
The last two times its happened, they just delete the code.
DC claims they are looking into a fixit but nothing yet.

 

ok so a new problem the truck it lacking power big time, i backed it out of the driveway and forgot something in the house and had to give it half throttle just to make it up the driveway any ideas? i am just parking and and going to leave it till my appt on monday, just suprising a 50k truck will have problems so soon!

 

uhhh, no mods in the way of a module? check to see if your map and f/p sensor connectors are tight, you may just want to unplug them and reseat them completely. the are both on the intake, drivers side on top.

 

well i took the intake off and i am going to put the cat back on , other then that have noting else done to it at all performance wise, i checked all connections this morning its just scary to see the lack of power in the truck half throttle to make it up the driveway is pretty bad! it just seems as if it does not want to move! i dont really have a choice but to bring it back to dodge... i dont really trust there mechanics, dont think they care/ really know what there doing! thanks for all the help dodgezilla

 

most care as much as the dealership allows them. you are correct in assuming most dont really know what they are doing. most are parts changers, the ability to diagnose and think a problem through for the solution has been lost.
remember 15-20 years ago, you could walk into an autoparts store saturday morning with any part in your hand and the counter guy would tell you, 1968 buick skylark with a 455 4 barrell float. now you have to give them all the info, they'll check the computer and still bring you the wrong battery.

good luck. keep on the service manager, but try and be friendly and level-headed they will just blow you off and make you wait if you get irate.