1999 Dodge Ram 1500 V8 5.9, Rear wheel drive only, Sometimes stalls when driving. After minute or two starts up again as if nothing happened, then goes for week or two until it stalls again. Truck runs and drives good, but does have a sound like a slight exhaust leak. Had all coolant and air leaks fixed, and tune up, but still has the sound. Replaced air filters, idle control valve, exhaust sensors, plugs, wires. Researched that it might be rotor and cap, or camshaft sensor or crankshaft sensor, or torque converter that's causing it to stall and or make sound like exhaust leak. Wanted your professional opinion before I spend more money into this. Want to go on a road trip but hesitant because I don't want to stall in middle of nowhere. I did see your current video on the coolant system and heater core for my previous problem. Thanks! Had no idea it was that involved. That issue fixed.
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