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Joe M.
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6/30/2005
13:57:03
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hi guys
hey had a little bit of free time today so
went ahead and did the crank sensor mod.
did the 3 start ups and shuts downs
only thing is now i got a slight ticking sound from the bell housing area? help
thanks in advance ..........
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N56629
Dodge Dakota
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6/30/2005
14:11:13
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Why did you have to do three startups and shutdowns? There should be no reason for any noise coming from the bellhousing. What procedure did you use?
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Joe M.
Dodge Dakota
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6/30/2005
14:17:52
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old post i found on a search said to reset by start up and shut down 3 times.
ok anyway longgated the holes out so i could slide the module towards the oil filter
(ticking is in rythm with the engine rpm's)
real appreciative of all the help i could get right now. havent even test drove it yet dont want to make any thing anyworst
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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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6/30/2005
14:49:21
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only thing i can think of is that somehow the sensor is now sitting a little deeper in that hole in the bellhousing and barely contacting the flywheel. try taking it out a putting a couple of flat washers under it.
do you have the metal sensor or plastic?
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Joe M.
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6/30/2005
15:17:37
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Hi daddio its the plastic one
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daddio
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6/30/2005
15:21:53
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must be a manual trans, that's what i have on my '00. i did the mod and didn't have any trouble. do as i mentiuoned above. put a thin flat washer with each bolt between the sensor and the bellhousing.
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Joe M.
Dodge Dakota
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6/30/2005
16:13:06
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got it thanks
yea wasnt setting in there right
had rub marks on the back
ok another question
didnt notice a whole lot of difference
does it get more noticable after a few hundred miles? or what i see now is all i'll get?
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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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6/30/2005
16:42:46
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how much did you notch it and did you move it towards the oil filter/ passenger side? mine is notched about 1/4". i am considering notching my bellhousing as my sensor is hitting it now and can't go anymore.
you want something noticeable? do the inj sync.
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N56629
Dodge Dakota
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6/30/2005
17:43:57
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It's pretty rare to notice a significant difference in any of these little tweats (mods). Most people do a single mod, shrug their shoulders, and think that nothing happened. Later they try another mod and again shrug their shoulders and start to wonder why nothing happens. If they did them all at once they would notice considerable difference.
Of course there will always be someone that says, wow, for every mod you can think of. Those people are simply putting their foot into it more.
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Joe M.
Dodge Dakota
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7/01/2005
09:47:11
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same thing daddio i notched it plenty but i was only able to slide it 1/4 inch or so
and yepp toward the oil filter
did the injecc. sync. 2 days ago and yes big
improvment with that one
ok mods. so far
94 3.9
Dynomax cat back
K&N drop in & removed the block off plate
out in front of the cold air inlet
relocated IAT sensor
injector syn.
crank sensor Mod
NGK V plugs - brass cap and rotor
(not a mod but also pulled off the TB cleaned it and the sensors, noticable diff. in idle after doing so)
also replaced the fuel pump in Jan.
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Joe M.
Dodge Dakota
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7/01/2005
10:07:45
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crap forgot to mention i also scrapped the stock clutch fan went electric (Black magic)
got it wired in so it also kicks on when i put the AC on and man the AC is much colder
when settin in traffic now
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