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9/30/2003 20:57:07
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Message: My 3.9 feels like there is now power at all. I just had a new cat put on my exhaust but this did not take away the problem. When i stop on the pedal there is not very much pick up at all. I have tried some fuel injector cleaner but no luck. Does any one have any ideas on what could be wrong with my truck? It is a 95 ext. cab with a auto tranny.
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00whitekota Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
9/30/2003 21:30:04
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Message: i think it could be the facts that youve got a v6. the neutered 5.2 just doesnt quite have enough. ive got the v6 too though so i dont have much room to talk. have you had a tune up lately? cap rotor plugs wires, might wake her up a little. air filter may be dirty, you could need new muffler, if its too bad you may have lost backpressure, well im not sure, just my $.02
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10/01/2003 09:40:36
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Message: Have you changed the O2 sensor lately. When I changed mine my performance improved significantly.
If you really want to improve performance get a Superchip tuner. I put one on mine and it feels like a muscle car. I have a K&N drop in filter and the Dynomax muffler. Next week I will install the 1.7 roller rockers and a F&B throttle body. Hopefuly it will really scream with these mods.
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jeremy Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/01/2003 16:58:39
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Message: my guess would be that your new exhaust is too big. What are you running now?
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GB2000 Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/01/2003 18:05:17
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Message: They didn't say anything about getting a new exhaust system...just a cat.
Josh
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Big Dog Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/01/2003 19:30:35
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Message: All that i had done to my exhaust was replace that cat. Could the O2 senser be pluged with carbon? How much does it cost to replace one of them?
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whitedakota2 Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/01/2003 19:40:19
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Message: If the cat went bad, the O2 could also be in need of replacement. Any shop with a scanner can watch the O2 to see if it is working properly.
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10/01/2003 19:45:54
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Message: Same here
Feels like a 4 banger,Goes pretty good on the highway but getting on the highway is kinda scary.
I have a 97 x-cab V6.
Where is the sensor and how much to replace?
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10/01/2003 21:44:05
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Message: The O2 sensor that you need to change is on the exaust pipe between the engine and the cat. It takes a 7/8ths wrench and limber hands to disconect the plug that is snapped to the trany.
auto zone sells the Bosch sensor for about $60 bucks.
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bigl22 Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/06/2003 20:17:41
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Message: did this happen only since you had the new cat put on the truck? check t make sure they put it on right- they must go on correctly in order to flow exhaust correctly-- you may want to see if they disconnected or damaged the O2 sensors
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Big Dog Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
10/07/2003 20:52:51
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Message: No, it is on correclty. It ran like crap before. I installed the cat thinking it would fix the problem. I am putting on a new 02 senser in the next couple of days. Hopefully this fixes the power problem.
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