20 Most Recent 2004 Dodge Dakota - Page 6 Questions & Answers

Will replacing gas cap help

the censor is located adjacent to the throttle control linkage, and has a 3 wire connection plug

Could be the high speed relay.

Here's how you remove your blower motor.

This sounds like a dead or dying battery. Autozone or other car parts places will hook up an analyzer to determine if the battery can be restored. If you're going to be deployed again invest in an AGM battery like Optima red top. Make sure its charged and take it out of the vehicle while deployed. Check charge again when you get back hook it up and you'll be good to go. Thomas

1-Open the glove box and empty out its contents. Firmly press in on the sides of the glove box to disconnect the top portion from the tracks, allowing it to extend beyond its normal range of motion. Allow the glove box to fall towards the floor, exposing the mechanics behind the dash. 2-Unplug the wire harness connector on the blower motor, which is in a plastic case connected to the heater housing. Look at the replacement part for reference. With a screwdriver, remove the three screws holding the blower motor to the heater housing. Pull the motor out through the glove box area reinstall is in reverse order.

If the thermostat is working then you have to look at the water pump.

Fuel Level sensor is in fuel tank attached to fuel pump module.

i believe on the fuel rail or pressure line somewhere.

Four or six cylinder?

disconnect the horn

replece the locks on the seats themselves

Need more information. Is there a check engine light on? First thing I would check is the coil but you should have a check engine light on if that's the problem. Get the codes and it will help you alot on fixing your problem.

I have the same problem with my 2012 Dodge Journey. Apparently it's to do with the software in the computer. Not sure if that holds true for your Dakota or not.

I would check the operation of the engine cooling fan(s)., make sure the radiator fins are not damaged, and possibly flush the cooling system.