Table 1 shows 19 common service brakes related problems of the 2000 Dodge Dakota. The number one most common problem is related to the brake disc rotor (108 problems). The second most common problem is related to the brake electric antilock (33 problems).
Rotors and front brake pads wear out prematurly. Rotor wear indicates the problem seems to be with the caliper primarily applying preassure from the piston side while the oposing side seems to bind. Rear brakes are still original while front have been replaced 3 times. Read details...
2000 Dodge Dakota developed a brake problem. ** answer required***. The brake would pulsate when braking and cause severe problems with the abs which almost took the vehicle off of the road. The brakes were replaced a year prior. Read details...
The brake disc steel is faulty, and pits. This causes very jerky, difficult, and unreliable braking. As if one was braking on top of logs. Two years ago we had the disc(s) machined, and that fixed the problem temporarily. But it returned. Today we are having the discs replaced. Read details...