starter issues
This will show you where your bolts are.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...estions=%5B%5D
Here is a vauge walkthrough
http://www.ehow.com/how_4828441_repl...ge-dakota.html
from the autozone picture the bolts look like they would be up high enough you should be able to get to them. Hard to tell without being able to see the truck though.
http://www.autozone.com/autozone/cat...estions=%5B%5D
Here is a vauge walkthrough
http://www.ehow.com/how_4828441_repl...ge-dakota.html
from the autozone picture the bolts look like they would be up high enough you should be able to get to them. Hard to tell without being able to see the truck though.
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Joined: Dec 2003
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From: Sycamore, Illinois (displaced to Arkansas)
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/diy-do-...gerules86.html
Here is a how-to. Unfortunately, the pictures no longer work (I'll try to upload new pictures soon), but the wording should be good enough. As I said in the how-to, it helps to disconnect the steering shaft (going from the firewall to the steering gear box, you only need to disconnect it at the firewall).
Here is a how-to. Unfortunately, the pictures no longer work (I'll try to upload new pictures soon), but the wording should be good enough. As I said in the how-to, it helps to disconnect the steering shaft (going from the firewall to the steering gear box, you only need to disconnect it at the firewall).
https://dodgeforum.com/forum/diy-do-...gerules86.html
Here is a how-to. Unfortunately, the pictures no longer work (I'll try to upload new pictures soon), but the wording should be good enough. As I said in the how-to, it helps to disconnect the steering shaft (going from the firewall to the steering gear box, you only need to disconnect it at the firewall).
Here is a how-to. Unfortunately, the pictures no longer work (I'll try to upload new pictures soon), but the wording should be good enough. As I said in the how-to, it helps to disconnect the steering shaft (going from the firewall to the steering gear box, you only need to disconnect it at the firewall).
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Joined: Jul 2010
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posted this in another thread, but posting it in a newer thread. I am trying to take my shaft apart to replace the starter. It has moderate rust, but no serious decay. I removed the bolt and spring clip in the middle of the shaft but cannot get it to slide forward. I tried lubricant, tapping it with a hammer in the hole, but cannot get it to budge. HELP, any suggestions. 1990 Dakota convertible.
