20 Most Recent 2006 Dodge Dakota - Page 5 Questions & Answers

....specialist measurment equipment is needed but basically the suspension legs and linkage arms have adjustment capabilities in certain areas. These adjustments can be altered to change your suspension cambers.. I would recommend an all wheel/ wheel alignment specialist to do this..

should be around the valve cover

Sounds like a short in the harness inside the column.

may have diconnected sensor....

could be power steering pump low on fluid

Next your off to a repair shop or dealer ,that knowshow to diagnose that problem

need as much info as possible! are you talking about just the backlighting/ or the odometer is incorrect or both? sound like a bad inst. cluster if im understanding what your saying

Would not be surprised you have found the answer before you read this.Believe you have a bearing failed on your crankshaft. If it's a piston rod bearing, it won't be very long in your future before you find pieces of your lower engine block blown out and strewn on the ground. That's the worst case scenario. What makes the engine drag? Too much friction. But a warm engine should have less friction than a cold engine. Just the opposite in your case, and that's significant.. Have someone listen to the knock. Anyone who ever had that knock in their engine before the rod busted or the engine seized up will remember it. Good luck.