1995 Dakota: resetting the computer...

The common procedure is to disconnect the battery for at least 10 minutes which will allow any charges to dissipate resetting the ECU.

As a result when power is restore the idle may have been upset and feathering of the throttle will likely be required to keep the engine from stalling.

It can take several minutes for the ECU to relearn the idle position as you are feathering the throttle.

When reset the engine parameters are reset to factory new. The driving and shift points will also have to be relearned and can cause unexpected stall and hard shiftd as the drive parameters are relearned.

Hope thid helps? http://www.technomotive.com/theory/myth/ecureset.htm

Well, this article fuel pump location may help you.

the broken wire is the cause of rough idle, o2 sensor measures exhaust temp computer adjusts fuel accordingly.

there isnt one.

Its likely you have a speed sensor in one of the wheels
going bad.

check ground wire

I have the same problem and it looks like its leaning towards the computer wich i have priced and new its 255.00 and about 50.00 used but i have had no luck in finding a used one since only a 94-95 dakota will work

it needs to be reset with a diagnostics computer your local mechanic should be able to help you with that

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