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12-18-2008, 01:43 AM
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Help!!
Hi I have a 1995 dodge dakota 3.9 liter...i am having some troubles, i bought this dakota about a month ago it seemed like a good runner and really it is but i have these two problems that keep bugging me... one my kickdown cable has seemed to broken somehow so i went and bought a new one but i am not sure how to install it or adjust it and cant seem to find any info anywhere...also my blower motor seems to not be getting power. we put a new one in, and for about 3 mins it blew hot...but than it just all of a sudden stopped and has not worked since. haha!! it is kind of a bummer and an inconvience getting pretty chilly out, no heat is defiently no good...any help would be greatly appreciated thanks and have a great night.
Last edited by guitarplayer; 12-18-2008 at 01:46 AM.
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12-18-2008, 02:04 AM
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The TV cable is esay to install. At the top Just push in the two clips that hold it on to the TB. Unhook the cable from the TB. At the bottom Unhook the cable from the tranny. Then Pull back the tab at the top of the cable. Then slide the cable up off of the bracket. Install is reverse. For the Adjsutment check out http://www.v8performance.com/tipsandtricks.htm#TVCable
If you need more help check out the FAQ there is servace manuals listed. The blower problem may be a wireing problem or a fuse or the blower motor resistor pack. Check the FAQ in this section for a location of fueses and the blower motor resistor pack.
The TV cable is esay to install. At the top Just push in the two clips that hold it on to the TB. Unhook the cable from the TB. At the bottom Unhook the cable from the tranny. Then Pull back the tab at the top of the cable. Then slide the cable up off of the bracket. Install is reverse. For the Adjsutment check out http://www.v8performance.com/tipsandtricks.htm#TVCable
If you need more help check out the FAQ there is servace manuals listed. The blower problem may be a wireing problem or a fuse or the blower motor resistor pack. Check the FAQ in this section for a location of fueses and the blower motor resistor pack.
Last edited by Crazy4x4RT; 12-18-2008 at 01:34 PM.
#3
12-18-2008, 08:58 AM
I just had to replace the resistor block for my blower, I only had speed 3!
RockAuto parts - online has it for 3.99 I got mine through Advance Auto for 6.99
2 screws (5/16") which needed to be pulled as they were so rusty they would spin but not drive themselves out. I used a J-pick to get behind the head as I turned it with my socket to force it out.
I also had to cut one of the wires - the one with the broken resistor block terminal rusted into it - and crimp a new connector on; I simply cut the part of the plastic plug away to make room for the wire.
Hope this helps
RockAuto parts - online has it for 3.99 I got mine through Advance Auto for 6.99
2 screws (5/16") which needed to be pulled as they were so rusty they would spin but not drive themselves out. I used a J-pick to get behind the head as I turned it with my socket to force it out.
I also had to cut one of the wires - the one with the broken resistor block terminal rusted into it - and crimp a new connector on; I simply cut the part of the plastic plug away to make room for the wire.
Hope this helps
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