What kind of transmission does a Dodge Dakota have?
I own a 1994 Dakota SLT with the V8 and the manual transmission. She is currently a regular cab shortbed with P235’s. All my impressions are based mainly on this style, but here is all the info I can find in my various reference material.
When did the Dodge Dakota get a V8 engine?
In 1991, the V8 became available again across the line, but still turned poor numbers. 1992 was the first year of the Magnum engines. These V6 and V8 engines are multiport injected and produce much better performance than the TBI engines. The truck became a success, finally offering the true benefits of the mid-size vehicle.
How much fluid does a Dodge Dakota have?
“Total Fill” specifies if you do an engine flush (add two quarts to the number if you ever do) or otherwise bone-dry. If you are just going to drop the pan, it is probably more along the lines of the “Initial Fill”. I’d get a couple extra quarts just in case though. I think most Dakota transmission have two filters.
What’s the low range ratio on a Dodge Dakota?
NP207 Low range ratio 2.72:1 1988 – 1996 NP231 Low range ratio 2.72:1 The Haynes manual also refers to a model NP241, but no other info can be found, may be misprint. Axles / Suspension Front : IFS 7.25″ torsion bar supported.
Dodge now offers a five-speed-automatic transmission that features a dual-ratio second gear, which teams with the 4.7-liter engine. A value-priced but boldly styled SXT model tempts budget-minded shoppers.
What are the specs of a 2003 Dodge Dakota?
A new Stampede Appearance Package will be added during 2003; offered on regular cab and Club Cab Sport models, this option group includes ground-effects side moldings, wheel flares, 16-by-8-inch aluminum wheels and a rear stabilizer bar. All-disc brakes are now standard for the Quad Cab, 4WD and performance-oriented R/T models.
Is the 2002 Dakota a front wheel drive?
My 2002 Dakota is a 4×4. The warranty states specifically for a “front wheel drive” that the “wheel bearing” is covered. Not so on a 4×4.
Is there a problem with my Dodge Dakota 4×4?
I have a 2001 Quad Cab 4×4. The truck will not go into 4-high or 4-low, and the LED is not lit in either position including 2WD. Any ideas?
The automatic transmission on my 1999 Dakota, 4×4 3.9 liter, 115K miles, has trouble shifting from second into third. This occurs when I accelerate normally from a stop. For example, after stopping at a stop light.
Why does my Dodge Dakota shift from first to third?
This occurs when I accelerate normally from a stop. For example, after stopping at a stop light. The truck will shift from first to second fine but after that the engine will continue to rev up and the only way to get it to shift into third is to take my foot off of the accelerator and wait for the rpm’s to come down.
Is it possible to rebuild a Dodge Dakota?
Factory rebuilt: This is often a viable alternative to a new model. The factory rebuilds are usually those that somehow slipped through quality control and had some kind of early mechanical issue. Hence, they were sent back to the factory to have what is usually a minor issue repaired.
Why does my 2000 Dakota not come out of Park?
Our 2000 Dakota quad cab has this problem sporadically. When you start it (sometimes) it won’t come out of park. Usually after 5-10 minutes, we can get it into gear. The dealer can’t repeat the problem so can’t fix it.
Two-wheel drive transmission: The vehicle’s back wheels receive the power from the motor. Four-wheel drive transmission: The motorist can choose for all four wheels, or just the two back wheels to receive the motor’s power. All-wheel drive transmission: The vehicle’s four wheels receive power from the motor.
What kind of transmission does a Dodge Charger use?
Commonly found in the 300, Magnum, Charger, Challenger, Wrangler, and some Dodge Ram pickups, the A580 was last used in the 2020 Dodge Charger Pursuit models. Newer Chrysler automatic transmissions follow standard model number conventions. Below are the available values and some example transmission models:
Why does my Dodge Dakota not shift properly?
My 2003 Dodge Dakota does not shift properly. I have to lift my foot off the accelerator for it to shift. If I don’t it just screams at a high RPM and sounds as if it is about to blow. It has a hard time making it up a small incline such as an overpass. Truck will not shift properly when going upgrade.
Why does Dodge transmission not shift to third gear?
Doesn’t make sense, dodge is saving the transmission by making it work less and destroying the engine by letting it rev at 5000 rpm. Automatic transmission will not shift to third gear unless the gas pedal is almost fully released. Transmission will not downshift to pass. cigroller July 6, 2016, 2:22am #2
What are the dimensions of a Dodge Dakota?
Basic Dakota styling is patterned after the company’s full-size Ram pickup. Regular cab, Club Cab (extended-cab) and Quad Cab body styles are available. The four-door Quad Cab rides the same 131-inch wheelbase and measures the same 215 inches in overall length as the Club Cab.
Are there rear doors on a Dodge Dakota?
Unlike other extended-cab compacts, no rear doors are offered on the Dakota Club Cab. The value-priced SXT model includes graphite bumpers, fascia, grille and fender flares, along with sporty 16-inch aluminum wheels.
What kind of automatic transmission does a Dodge Durango have?
automatic transmission rebuilt Part Number Trans. Model Min Year Max Year Application 4002411 A4LD 1992 Dakota 4X4 4003008 A500 1996 1997 Dakota 4X4 4002483A A500 1992 1993 Dakota 4X4 4003240 A500 1998 1999 Dakota Durango 4X4
Are there any automatic transmissions for Dodge vans?
Automatic Transmission and Torque Converter Packages for Dodge & Chrysler including vans, motor homes, are available. 4WD and automotive pickups applications, both domestic and import.
Are there automatic transmissions in Dodge Road Runners?
We rebuild a well-known line of Heavy Duty Dodge Road Runner Series hydraulic and electronic controlled Automatic units a listing for your application is found below. You will find there’s large inventory of automatic transmission and trans-axles prepared to ship.
How much horsepower does a 1992 Dodge Dakota have?
A re-engineered fuel injection system gave the 3.9-liter engine an incredible boost of horsepower from 125 to 180 (that is not a typo), which is more than the 1991 V8 even rated. Not to be outdone, the V8 received its own boost, going from 170 to 230-horsepower.
When did Dodge Dakota get a V8 engine?
Somewhere between 1991 and 1992, the Dodge Dakota woke up believing it was a Mustang. As if adding a V8 engine in 1991 wasn’t enough, the Dodge Dakota delivered even more power in 1992.
When did the Dodge Dakota 87-96 come out?
DODGE DAKOTA 87 – 96 (10 Years in the making) The Dakota was introduced in late 1986 as a 1987 model. It was a new idea in light trucks. Something a little bigger than the compacts, but not so large as a full-size, the first mid-size pick-up became a reality.