SOURCE: 2000 dodge dakota quad cab 4x4 v8 air conditioning
Sounds like you are losing too much vacuum under acceleration. Possibly a partially stopped up converter, or bad intake manifold gasket. Possibly a bad door actuator in the heater box also, and the loss of power would be a seperate issue.
SOURCE: my check engine light came on 2003 dodge dakota
This code is normally caused by a loose gas cap or a bad EGR valve. It is the code for the evap system on your truck. You can go to autozone and they will clear the code for you if you can not do it yourself. You may need to replace the gas cap and or the EGR valve if the code comes back up, these are normally one time things due to the cap not being fully tightened.
SOURCE: Where is the thermostat housing located on the
The thermostat housing is on the front right side of the engine (passenger side) - you have to remove the lower radiator hose to access it... it is at lower right side (front) of engine.
SOURCE: Air flow out of A/C (HVAC) seems to be partially
One of the Actuators for the doors inside your dash that controls and diverts air might not be working correctly. You may have to either replace the Actuator or Replace the A/C Heater Control. Your vehicle does not come with a Cabin Air Filter.
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SOURCE: how to replace sway bar end links on 2005 dakota
I just replaced 2 front stabilizer links and it was easy. You have to jack up both wheels make sure you take off both front tires makes it easier too work on take the top nut off on link by stabilizer bar first if you break it off dont worry its ok then take off bottom nut from the frame where the link goes thru put in new link tighten bottom nut first then tighten top nut dont over tighten top nut to much just enough that the threaded shaft is about a 1 1/4 inches above the nut do the same on the other side.
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