ok i have a 1992 dodge dakota le regular cab.2wd 318. ok i found the parts i need at a local junkyard,but i dont know the size of the tools i need.or what i need to bring. i need the passenger side fender,headlight, marker light,blinker light,and the assembly and trim around it. oh and the grill.what size sockets and wrenches do i need and what else to bring. sorry if this is a dumb question but i really dont know what to bring.i just bought it and trying to attempt to work on everything myself. its a dodge so its worth the time and pain i have to put in it.lol i luv it though. well hope to hear something from someone. thanks to all that respond.

 

I'm moving this to the 1st Gen Dakota subsection for you. You'll get more responses here, a lot of people don't look at the general all-dakota section.

 

You need a good set of sockets, metric and SAE, a couple of wrachets, mallet, screwdriver assortment, torx bits and a cordless driver...and take a look at the 95 service manual in the FAQ section. Download it and study the chassis/body diagrams...print the pages that apply to what you will take off the boneyard truck and take that with you. A bud or two, and some beverages of your choice and you are all set.

 

pretty sure the smallest socket you need is 1\4 and the largest is 1\2 inch. you'll need lots of extensions to reach some bolts, long shank screwdriver ( Phillips ).
anyone has a tool to add through it in.

 

thanks everyone. your help was appreciated. i might as well take my toolbox.lol

 

A backpack or a duffle bag is an easy way to carry tools. Or get a hand dolley/ hand truck (it has lots of names).