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JFH
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11/01/2004
10:06:05
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Twice now the truck wouldn't start, wouldn't even click. Seems like a bad battry, except its only a month old and works fine. Checked all connections, after a few tries it starts. Heat blower does not work, but the heat does. Could it be some sort of fuse problem or something? The Alternator is old, but it doesn't seem to be that. I am very confused.
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Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2004
10:31:48
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bad ignition switch ?
dirty connections in the " joiners " of
battery cables ?
faulty ' neutral ' switch ?
heat blower is probably resistor block
up to 95 on firewall under hood
newer - under dash passenger side
about 6 wires on a connector
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CP
Dodge Dakota
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11/01/2004
10:53:46
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solenoid is part of the starter. pull the starter and check. also ignition module is part of the smec (just info). Check ASD relay by swapping it with the one right next to it.
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JFH
GenII
11/01/2004
11:48:23
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I have a new starter and selnoid, it is definately electric, dosen't even click when I try to start it. Plus with key in the ignition, the buzzer is silent, but the battery is full, so it must be a connection. At work till about 4, I'll try cleaning all connections after work. Had to leave it home today.
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Woody
Dodge Dakota
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11/02/2004
12:20:33
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Just a little off topic here,but was wondering,On my '94 Dakota,my heater works(if youre driving down the road,likewise for the A/C) But my blower doesnt work,I can deal with it in the summer time,I cant let the windows down in the winter & get any warm air in.Any suggestions here??
Every response is appreciated....GO VOTE !!
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Dodge Dakota
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11/02/2004
12:40:27
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WOODY check/replace " ballast resistor
on firewall underhood passenger side .
Check connector closely - about 6 wires
one or more ' pins ' of connector may be { burnt}
the ballast resistor block is held to firewall with 2 screws
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JFH
GenII
11/15/2004
08:51:47
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There is one burnt connection on my Ballast resistor, how do I replarce it, the six wires look permently attached. Will the new one just get spliced on? Where can I get this part besides the dealer, would Auto Zone have it?
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Woody
Dodge Dakota
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11/15/2004
09:39:43
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I repaired mine.I moved the burnt pin over to another pin that was on the same circuit,now it works fine,the heater & A/C.
Napa has it for $10.49 (in Mississippi) next day order.They call it a "blower motor control".
Hope this helps.
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JFH
GenII
11/15/2004
11:35:42
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ok, I'll get the part and see what is included. It was melted, so the pin is no good. Looks like I may have to add a new pin.
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Woody
Dodge Dakota
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11/15/2004
11:44:53
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JFH
What year is your Dakota?
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JFH
GenII
11/15/2004
13:01:05
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93, Details are in my profile. Click on the picture of my truck.
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