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Dodge Dakota Body Problems

8 messages,  Last post on Sep 02, 2011 at 4:18 AM

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#5 of 8 Re: 2006 dakota power window [sptimebtworks] by srs_49

Jan 07, 2010 (4:24 am)

Replying to: sptimebtworks (Jan 06, 2010 7:26 pm)
I think you need to buy the regulator assembly, which includes the motor and the cable assembly. For my 2007 Caravan, that's around $75.00 from on-line places.
 
If your Dakota is like my Caravan, then the cable assembly can be removed from the motor (it bolts to the motor housing with 3 bolts). But, you would have to go to a junk yard, pull the cable assembly or entire regulator from something there, and then replace just the cable assembly. I do not think you can buy just the cable assy from Dodge or anyone else.

#6 of 8 Re: 2006 dakota power window [srs_49] by sptimebtworks

Jan 07, 2010 (4:44 pm)

Replying to: srs_49 (Jan 07, 2010 4:24 am)
Thanks, that is what I was afraid of. At least now I know.
 
Again, thanks, Brent

#7 of 8 I have a good question I need help on figuring out help please if you can by skrapper69

Sep 01, 2011 (11:48 pm)

I was wondering dose anyone know of any other truck that has the same size bed dimensions as a 2002 Dodge Dakota {{Besides another Dodge Dakota}} Can anyone help me out with this problem or does anyone know?? HELP PLEASE
                                                                            THANX

#8 of 8 Re: 95 Dakota Driver Door Latch doesn't open door [ronslakie1] by carverman

Sep 02, 2011 (4:18 am)

Replying to: ronslakie1 (Dec 02, 2008 7:53 am)
I had the same problem when somebody tried to break into my passenger
door with a jimmy bar. They bent the rod and broke off the plastic clip.
 
I called the stealership and they wanted over $300 for the parts including
a new lock! I decided to repair it myself. Removed the inner door panel and
just raised the window up and I was able to get at the rod. I also drilled a
hole in it and inserted a very thin stiff wire..or maybe it was one side of a
thin cotter pin, but the lock works and I saved myself $300 in the process.

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