1997 dodge dakota 4 wheel drive v8

Asked by Kaitlyn543 Jan 19, 2018 at 10:38 PM about the 1997 Dodge Dakota

Question type: General

We've tried everything. We have a dodge dakota 1997 4
wheel drive v8. We've been ha ing problems getting it to
start it does more than click but doesn't start.

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PackratLisa answered 6 years ago

I'm having a similar problem with my 97 Dakota, just died and won't restart, battery is fully charged, all fuses and relays have been checked and replaced if needed, tried to connect to the data port to check for a bar crank sensor and there is nothing happening and am figuring there is a separate fuse, fusable link or inline fuse that needs replaced or just figure that the ECM is dead... idk.... Any suggestions????

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L0LJimmy answered 5 years ago

Might be the starter I just replaced the starter in my 2006 Dodge Dakota when it wouldn't crank at all. An engine needs 3 things to run: fuel (including air), combustion, and a spark. If you don't have all 3 it won't run so branch off of them.

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