1993 Dakota recently had a u joint break, used flashers while stuck. After repairing truck won't start, fully charged battery , no cranking or starter draw

SOURCE: 1993 ford f150 truck

the clutch safty switch is under the dash, it is activated by the arm on the petal usally.

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It certainly could be,or the ignition switch.Do you got good ground & power connections? Are you getting power to the starter?

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You gatta find out if it has any type of theft system and most likely if it does then disconnect it because the computer for it may have malfuntioned and by u disconneting it will deactivate the security for the constint turning over and not starting... so figure that out first...

SOURCE: 1994 dodge dakota truck won't start

[email protected] fuel pump is located in the gas tank pop the hood to right of carb or left side look for a black cap that looks like a tire cap it will be on a metal pipe fuel pipe take it of have somebody try to start truck then push the little valve if gas comes out the pump is working if not fuel pump coil i think is mounted left side of motor as you look at it pull coil plug then take some rubber coated needle nose pliers hold near the coil look for blue ark remember this do not hold coil wire with bare hands or bare pliers it will shock you real good my buddy had just a bad coil wire so he got a whole wire set frm autozone they also have a web site autozone,com that will have trouble shooting for your truck let me no what happens

SOURCE: RE: 1993 Dodge Dakota - truck won't start,

From your description, the solenoid is defective. The key (start) circuit provides power to the small terminal on the solenoid. With the key off, try shorting the small terminal of the solenoid to the large terminal that has the heavy battery cable attached. If no action, short the small terminal to the solenoid mounting bolt. One of these two actions should operate the solenoid. If nothing, the solenoid coil is open--replace the solenoid. Make sure the frame-to-engine ground-strap is intact and connected tightly on both ends.