Since getting my dak and going to a few junkyards i've noticed that in the 90's chrysler had a "parts bin" and a lot of stuff is the same for most of their models. mostly it's interior controls and things of that nature. the turn signal stalk, pedals, light controls, climate controls, ect.

Does anyone know of some less obvious components that were shared between models?

Thanks

 

Because the cars were all front wheel drive (except the Viper) at that time, you'll find mostly just interior pieces that may match up to your Dakota. *****, switches, radios, etc., are often the same. Other manufacturers did the same, as I guess it doesn't pay to design a turn signal stalk for each vehicle.

Engine, drive line, steering and even some suspension parts have a great degree of commonality among the trucks and vans. Engines are very much the same, only the accessories vary, especially when it comes to the Jeeps, where you might find the starter on the opposite side of the transmission, a different power steering pump, and stuff like that. Rear ends may be the same except some are wider, Jeeps may use coils instead of leafs, etc.