Dodge Dakota owners have reported 43 problems related to engine (under the engine and engine cooling category). The most recently reported issues are listed below.
Oil sending unit failed.
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2000 Dodge Dakota developed a misfire in the engine while driving with the cruise control engaged. The consumer stated he recently read where there was a service bulletin out regarding a sensor in the transmission.
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There has been a redesign of this oil filler cap. . . . . Why?.
The vehicle experienced an engine surge, engine knocking and lost of oil pressure. The vehicle was taken to the dealer, but the consumer received no help. Please provide any additional information.
Motor mounts rusted . The dealer has replaced the motor mounts.
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The crankshaft position sensor failed. This caused the vehicle to lose power brakes and steering without warning.
Two freeze plugs were not replaced in the back of the block, chryslers resolution was stop leak, however an independent mechanic pulled the transmission to replace the freeze plugs and found stop leak all over the fly wheel area, even though Chrysler stated that they had remedied the problem.
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Abs light illuminated on several occaisions. Brake light also illuminates. Abs pulsation even on dry roads. Front pads and rotors replaced at apprx. 40000 miles. Service technician advised that "Dodge rotors do not last very long. " engine rattle began about 30000 miles. Diagnosed as a heat shield ratteling. Subsequently diagnosed and a loose timing chain.