2004 Dodge Dakota Crankshaft Position Sensor, Engine Control Module, Ignition Coil, Spark Plug

Crankshaft Position Sensor, Ignition Coil, Spark Plug Installation and Repair Tips for 2004 Dodge Dakota

• Q:

  How to Install and Remove an Ignition Coil on 2004 Dodge Dakota?

  A:

  Each of the spark plugs has its separate ignition coil bolted to the intake manifold. The coil has a rubber boot and spring for contact with the spark plug. To remove it, disconnect the electrical connector, clean the area and twist out the coil. For installation purposes, be sure to make sure cleanliness, check O-ring, and torque specifications.
• Q:

  How to properly remove and install Spark Plug(s) and ignition coils in a 4.7L V-8 engine on 2004 Dodge Dakota?

  A:

  To reach the spark plugs, the ignition coils are first removed. Usually, compressed air is blown around the coil base into the cylinder head against debris. They use a rubber-insert socket and inspect the coil O-rings for replacement. 4.7L V8 copper-core plugs must be matched, started by hand, and torqued to specifications to avoid damage.
• Q:

  Where is the Crankshaft Position Sensor located on the 3.7L engine, and how to remove and install it on 2004 Dodge Dakota?

  A:

  On the 3.7L the crankshaft position sensor is situated at the right-rear of the block and is usually unbolted from below; the connector is unpugged and the bolt unfastened after which the sensor is eased out the O-ring is inspected. In preparation for fitting the assembly, the bore is cleaned, O-ring oiled, sensor seated flush and bolt torqued to 28 Nm.