Fuel not getting to carborator.

Check fuel filter/filters or just replace em than try it if nothing its carb time or injector issues or bad fuel try gas line/tank water remover iso heat is better if nothing still the carb needs a rebuild or the injectors are to blame

The fuel pump is in the gas tank. You'l need to drop the tank to replace the pump.

The stock fuel filter is located just in front of the rear tire on the passenger side of the truck. It may have a cover over it. Make sure your tank is almost empty before removing the old filter otherwise it can get messy with gas all over the place.

Your fuel filter is located underneath the vehicle on the drivers side, below the seating area mounted on the frame rail in the fuel line near the gas tank. I hope this helps and good luck.

It sounds like the fuel pickup inside the fuel tank may have come loose or something. There is a sock or pickup "foot" that is what lies on the bottom of the tank to draw fuel from, if it comes loose then the pickup tube (kind of like a big straw" ends slightly before the bottom of the tank and when you turn you make the fuel slosh to the other side of the tank, it sucks air and the fuel presure drops below the normal threshhold and the engine dies.

Repair requires the removal of the fuel pickup module from the fuel tank and either replacing the module or the sock (sometimes called a foot)

The fuel pump is inside the fuel tank. All fuel injected vehicles made in the US have this location for the pump since 1985

This is the year that dodge decided to put the fuel filter in the gas tank instead of inline on the railing. Just either empty the gas tank or make sure that there is hardly and left in it considering it will be heavy. Pull the necessary lines off top of tank and hoses and than take the nuts that hold your straps on the tank off. Remove tank and pull fuel filter.

I suspect the gas tank has some crud on the bottom that gets sucked in when level is very low and/or truck is parked on an incline.Suggest installing in-line fuel filter, let gas level get nearly empty and then check in-line filter. If there's junk in the filter, tank needs to be cleaned. Or just keep the tank a quarter full until it can be cleaned.

Unfortunatly most dakotas have an inline fuel filter, its located in the gas tank because there not supposed to need regular maintenance or changing. Basically you have to drop your gas tank to get the fuel filter out.

Sediment from the bottom of the tank could be blocking your fuel filter. Replace your fuel filter.