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Can I still drive my dodge durango 1998 5.9 automatic with missing teeth on the flywheel
Yes but if those missing teeth happen to align with the starter teeth when you shut the car, when you go to start next time they're won't be gears touching each other so you might not be able to start the car. Also, the flywheel comes from the factory balanced so If you are missing teeth it will throw the wheel off balance and you could have vibrations throughout the vehicle as the engine revs higher than idol
I have 2002 dodge durango
I know this website
www.reliable-store.com that i get manuals from, and they have all models online
that solve all simple/technical problems like professionals
I also brought for my 1989 BMW, such old model, they had it and it was very good manual. Go ahead, I bet.
I have a 2004 Dodge
2004? moderno ? could be anything here ,i think you may have a gas problem here ,not enough gas ,twin AC units hold around a kilo of gas singles around the 500/600 grms you would need a machine to drain gas then measure weight and refill to eliminate the problem .if gas ok then the flute valve which later systems use inside the high pressure pipe .earlier AC had a big bulky block/valve assembly .look if not sure ask a local garage to have a look .This is not a DIY home mechanics thing .that R134A gas is very dangerous so dont play
How do I replace my passengers side fender on a 2012 dodge durango
REMOVAL
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Labor Operations: Click to display a list of Labor Operations associated with this procedure
- Mark fender location.
- Remove wheel if necessary.
- Remove wheel liner.
- Remove front fascia as necessary, (Refer to 13 - Frame and Bumpers/Bumpers/FASCIA, Front - Removal) .
- Remove front lower mounting bolts.
- Loosen rocker panel cover as necessary.
- Remove rear lower mounting bolts.
- Remove upper fender mounting bolts.
- Remove fender from vehicle.
Fan does not work at all rplaced fan worked one day then stopped working on a dodge durango 2003
I'm sure you mean the relay not the resistor.
Read the pin #'s on the relay and jump pins 30(constant power or battery voltage) to pin 87 (your elec. load or in this case the fan. if the fan comes alive you have bad relay, if not there is a wiring fault (pinched corroded cut ect.) also when the a/c is requested the fan should come on right away if you are in a warm climate. see if the relay is getting energized by the pcm.
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