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mac
Dodge Dakota
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6/04/2009
21:37:27
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Just bought a 97 318 Dakota Sport (wish it had extra cab).
I have some smogg issues...a misfire in hole 7 and front O2 sensor reporting bad info.
Got the parts.
Would like a service manual other than the $100 job I've found on line.
one of the publishers offers a $20 subscription to an online tech manual. (a Haynes manual covering the truck would probably cost the same).
Any suggestions which to choose?
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mac
GenI
6/11/2009
23:17:42
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Well, sone nobody suggested anything...I bought several.
the Haynes is the more useful book than the Chilton.
Both have errors.
still useful to have both for the explanations differ.
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hoser
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2009
18:13:03
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have you tried ebay?
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stevedak
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2009
22:09:10
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I have the dealer service manual on a CD. I can ship you a copy for $12. It covers every inch of the truck including electrical. It covers 97-04. Send an email if interested. Steve1752@yahoo.com
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stevedak
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2009
22:14:16
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Correction: my manual says 97-04 but it only covers 4 engines: 5.9, 4.7, 3.9, 2.5. For some reason the 318 (5.2) isn't in it.
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mac
GenI
6/16/2009
22:19:14
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ebay? I bought a "1997-2000" factory manual on PDF. It is for a 2000 vehicle, my engine is not even listed.
I bought a Chilton book that was supposed to cover my 97 but was for a Gen 1.
And feedback is useless these days.
Amazon had what I needed for less money and quicker shipping.
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