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darkman
Dodge Dakota
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12/02/2003
09:33:43
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 Subject: Removing pan with 4 wheel drive
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I have a 94 4 wheel drive with a 3.9l V6, do you know if I have to completely disconnect the front differential or can I unbolt it from the frame and let it down with the axles still connected and get clearance to remove the pan.
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Nick
Dodge Dakota
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12/02/2003
21:15:30
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I don't know. But I can tell you that I know you can do that on a 2000 with a 4.7 because I had to do this once at work. I also had to drop the steering rack and let it hang the same way. I would definitly try it.
Good luck
Nicholas
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martin
Dodge Dakota
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12/02/2003
22:09:07
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well first of all 2000 dakot has a rack 94 has box. I did my pan on a 318 4x4. u have to use a lift and disconnect the front diff mounts so the axle hangs ( make sure u use a suppoort bracket so it doesnt drop too much) u might have to also take the starter out. This is how i've done it but if u have no lift i'll just give it to a garage costs around $170 to replace it.
hope this helps.
marty
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darkman
Dodge Dakota
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12/22/2003
10:51:49
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Still waiting to hear an answer to this question. someone must have done this.
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vern
Dodge Dakota
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12/22/2003
14:58:38
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do what martin said,unbolt and support.
you just read the answer.
unbolt and support
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darkman
Dodge Dakota
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12/22/2003
19:10:11
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Call me stupid but the only 318 i remember was in the much older dodges. is this also refering to the newer dakotas with the independent front suspension?
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vern
Dodge Dakota
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12/23/2003
15:47:07
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all daks have indepedent front suspension[4x4s have cv shafts]
from 87-03 4x4 daks are basicly the same configuration [chassie wise]
its not your stupid,your just trying to make it harder then it is.
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