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daddio
Dodge Dakota
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2/28/2007
13:38:36
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 Subject: RE: dak acting crazy.........?
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Mike, if your timing is jumping that much at a steady idle, depending on the miles on your truck, you could need to replace the timing chain and gears.
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daveo
Dodge Dakota
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3/04/2007
09:11:48
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Ok! it's running GREAT again! Not sure exactly what I did, but it has to do with the wire splice under hood. I never found the exact splice you all talked about, but after messing with the harness, I guess the connection wiggled back into place.
The only thing now is that my headlights (lo-beam), tail lights and dash lights will not work. Hi-beam and brake lights works fine. I replaced the switch so it's not that. Are those wires also in that same wireing harness?
Thanks,
daveo.
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daveo
Dodge Dakota
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3/04/2007
10:23:26
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I've read that it could be the hi-beam selector switch on the column. Would it act like that if it was bad? You know, no tail-lights and dash lights, only high beams???.........weird.
thanks
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TDknight08
Dodge Dakota
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3/04/2007
10:55:55
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check the fuses, somehting could of shorted n blown a fuse while u were "wiggling" the wires. just a simple check might help
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daveo
Dodge Dakota
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3/04/2007
11:31:03
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TDknight08, you're a lifesaver!!!!!!!
I pulled fuse #8 (tail lights) and it was blown!! I thought I checked it, but I guess not!
Thanks so much!
Thanks to all, 'cause it's running so good now! I just turned 200,000 miles yesterday!!!
Daveo
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