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1991-1996 Dodge Dakota Service and Repair Manual

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Basic Information Identification Make: Dodge Model: Dakota Year Range: 1991-1996 Codes Vin Decode Section Availability: Likely, as standard for service manuals of this era. Engine Code Coverage: Covers all engine...
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1991-1996 Dodge Dakota Service and Repair Manual
Basic Information
Identification
Make: Dodge
Model: Dakota
Year Range: 1991-1996
Codes
Vin Decode Section Availability: Likely, as standard for service manuals of this era.
Engine Code Coverage: Covers all engine variants offered for the specified years.
Introduction
Market Position
Segment: Compact/mid-size pickup truck.
Target Audience: Owners, DIY enthusiasts, independent repair shops, and dealership technicians.
Competitive Analysis
Competitors 1991-1996: Ford Ranger, Chevrolet S-10/GMC Sonoma, Toyota Tacoma (introduced 1995), Nissan Hardbody/Frontier.
Key Features
Vehicle Strengths: Robust construction, available V6 engines, good towing capacity for its class, practical utility.
Manual Advantage: Vehicle-specific, detailed, factory-level information, crucial for accurate and efficient repairs.
Manual Details
Coverage Areas
Model Coverage: All models and trim levels of the 1991-1996 Dodge Dakota.
Repair Scope: A-Z (from routine maintenance to complete overhaul).
Page Count
Estimated Page Count: Typically 1000+ pages for a comprehensive service manual of this scope.
Manual Type
Type: Service and Repair Manual (Factory-style technical documentation).
Language
Language: English
Format
Format: Likely printed book or potentially a digital format (e.g., PDF) if a modern reproduction.
Manual Coverage
Systems Covered
Engine: Engine mechanical, lubrication, cooling, fuel, ignition, emissions control, starting, charging, engine performance diagnostics.
Transmission: Manual and automatic transmission repair, overhaul, service, diagnostics, fluid specifications, gear ratios.
Drivetrain: Front and rear axle, differentials, driveshafts, CV joints, U-joints, 4WD system components (if applicable).
Brakes: Disc and drum brake systems, ABS (if equipped), hydraulic components, parking brake.
Suspension: Front and rear suspension systems, steering linkage, shocks, struts, springs, bushings, alignment specifications.
Steering: Power steering system, steering column, steering gear/rack, tie rods, alignment.
Electrical: Wiring diagrams, lighting systems, instrumentation, power accessories, charging system, starting system, ignition system, fuses, relays, ECUs.
Body: Body panels, doors, windows, locks, interior trim, exterior trim, HVAC system, body hardware, glass replacement.
Heating And Air Conditioning: HVAC system operation, diagnosis, repair, refrigerant handling, components.
Restraints: Seat belts, airbag system (if equipped) inspection and basic service information.
Procedures Included
Maintenance: Scheduled maintenance, oil changes, filter replacements, fluid checks and changes, lubrication.
Diagnostics: Troubleshooting guides, symptom-based diagnostics, component testing procedures, diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) if applicable for the era.
Repair: Step-by-step repair procedures for all major and minor mechanical and electrical components.
Overhaul: Complete engine, transmission, and differential rebuild procedures.
Installation: Procedures for replacing major components, accessories, and body parts.
Adjustments: Wheel alignment, brake adjustments, clutch adjustments, idle speed adjustments.
Wiring Diagrams: Detailed electrical system wiring diagrams for all major circuits.
Technical Depth
Depth: Comprehensive, covering everything from basic fluid changes to complete engine and transmission rebuilds, including detailed diagnostic procedures.
Diagnostic Tools: Information on using basic diagnostic tools and interpreting symptoms specific to the era's technology.
Special Tools: Listing and description of any special tools required for specific repairs.
Manual Specifications
File Format
Digital Format: If digital, likely searchable PDF with high-resolution diagrams.
Print Quality
Print Quality: High-quality printing with clear diagrams and text, suitable for shop use.
Binding Type
Binding: Durable binding, typically a spiral-bound or hardbound format for shop usability.
Paper Type
Paper Quality: Durable, often glossy or semi-gloss paper to withstand shop conditions and protect diagrams.
Engine Specifications
Primary Engine
Base Engine 1991-1993: 2.5L (150 cu in) I4 (Turbocharged option available early in the range).
Base Engine 1994-1996: 2.5L (150 cu in) I4.
Optional Engine Early: 3.9L (239 cu in) V6 (Magnum).
Optional Engine Later: 3.9L (239 cu in) V6 (Magnum) / 5.2L (318 cu in) V8 (Magnum - introduced for 1993).
Performance
2.5L I4 Hp: Approx. 105-113 hp (depending on year/tune).
3.9L V6 Hp: Approx. 170-178 hp.
5.2L V8 Hp: Approx. 205-230 hp.
Fuel System
Injection Type: Electronic Fuel Injection (EFI) - Throttle Body Injection (TBI) for early 4-cyl, Multi-port Fuel Injection (MPI) for V6/V8.
Fuel Type: Unleaded gasoline.
Engine Management
ECM Type: Chrysler's proprietary engine control modules (ECMs) of the era, with specific diagnostic protocols.
Transmission
Standard
Manual Transmission: Aisin AX5 5-speed manual (common with I4/V6).
Optional
Automatic Transmission Early: Chrysler A500/A518 4-speed automatic overdrive (with OD lock-out switch on earlier models).
Automatic Transmission Late: Chrysler 42RE 4-speed automatic overdrive.
Features
Transfer Case: Manual or electronic shift 4WD transfer case options available on most models.
Fluid Specifications
Manual Trans Fluid: Refer to manual for specific type (e.g., ATF+3 or equivalent, or GL-4 gear oil depending on specific gearbox).
Automatic Trans Fluid: Chrysler ATF+3 (or equivalent).
Dimensions
Exterior
Wheelbase Regular Cab: Approx. 111.9 inches.
Wheelbase Club Cab: Approx. 124.7 inches.
Bed Lengths: Short bed (6 feet) and Long bed (7.5 feet).
Weights
Curb Weight Range: Approx. 3,000 - 4,000 lbs depending on configuration.
Towing Capacity Range: Varies significantly by engine and configuration, up to approximately 7,000 lbs for V8 models.
Safety Features
Ratings
NHTSA Ratings: Ratings vary by year and test procedures. Generally not rated as highly as modern vehicles due to age and era.
Active Features
ABS: Anti-lock Braking System (ABS) available as an option on many models, particularly rear-wheel anti-lock.
Passive Features
Airbags: Driver-side airbag introduced during this generation, becoming standard later in the range.
Seatbelts: Standard three-point front seatbelts.
Technology Features
Infotainment
Audio System: Factory AM/FM stereo with cassette player, optional CD player available on higher trims or later models. Basic speaker configurations.
Driver Assistance
Cruise Control: Available as an option on most trims.
Connectivity
Auxiliary Inputs: None from the factory; aftermarket solutions are common.
Maintenance
Service Intervals
Oil Change Interval: Typically every 3,000-5,000 miles or 3-6 months, depending on driving conditions and oil type used (check manual for specifics).
Transmission Fluid Change Interval: Automatic: 30,000-50,000 miles. Manual: Inspect periodically, change as needed or at higher mileage intervals.
Coolant Change Interval: Initial change at ~30,000 miles, subsequent changes every 30,000 miles or 2 years.
Fluid Specifications
Engine Oil Capacity 2.5L I4: Approx. 5 US quarts with filter.
Engine Oil Capacity 3.9L V6: Approx. 5 US quarts with filter.
Engine Oil Capacity 5.2L V8: Approx. 5 US quarts with filter.
Recommended Engine Oil: API Service SG or SH, SAE 5W-30 or 10W-30 (check manual for ambient temperature recommendations).
Coolant Type: Chrysler's Long Life Antifreeze/Coolant (HOAT) or equivalent, typically a 50/50 mix with distilled water.
Known Issues
Common Problem 1: Intake manifold gasket leaks (especially on V8 models).
Common Problem 2: Rear main seal leaks on V8 engines.
Common Problem 3: Front suspension wear (ball joints, tie rod ends) due to truck usage.
Common Problem 4: Power steering pump leaks or failure.
Common Problem 5: Door hinge rust and sag, window regulator issues.
Common Problem 6: Cracked dashboards (plastic degradation from sun exposure).
Common Problem 7: Fuel pump failures.
Common Problem 8: Ignition module or crank sensor failures.
Vehicle History
Brand Heritage
Dodge Truck Lineage: Dodge has a long history of producing robust trucks, building on the legacy of the Ram line.
Model Evolution
Generation 1: First generation Dodge Dakota (1987-1996). This manual covers the latter half of this generation, which received styling updates and engine introductions (like the Magnum V8).
Platform: Built on a dedicated compact pickup truck platform, distinct from larger Ram trucks.
Production
Manufacturing Plant: Primary manufacturing location was Warren, Michigan.
Awards & Recognition
Recognitions
Notable Awards Or Accolades: While specific awards for this generation may be limited, the Dodge Dakota was recognized for its unique positioning as a larger compact/smaller full-size truck, offering V8 power uncommon in its class at the time.
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