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Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Part Number: 53021916AB
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Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Part Number: 53020748
Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Part Number: 53021571AA
Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Part Number: 53006724
Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Part Number: 4298142
Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Part Number: 53010513AA
Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Part Number: 53021644AC
Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve
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The Exhaust Valve is an important part that is highly significant for the proper functioning of Dodge Dakota vehicles. Being a component of the engine that is responsible for releasing burnt exhaust gases from the cylinder, the Exhaust Valve helps to provide efficiency in the application of the engine hence, getting rid of difficulties like low power, misfiring, and rough idling. This reliability is paramount in enhancing fuel performance hence making the Dodge Dakota a preferred brand by drivers as it combines performance with safety. The Exhaust Valve is compatible with Dakota models made between 1986 and the year 2010, and over the years, it has been improved with specific mechanisms concerning engine efficiency of various Dakota models. The Exhaust Valve should also be maintained and inspected mainly because it affects the general condition of the Dodge Dakota's engine. However, notably, the Exhaust Valve is quite popular in the automotive market mainly because of the product's durability and quality that are complemented by its construction and design features. Besides raising the performance level of the car, this component also contributes a great deal to lowering emissions, which conforms to the present tendencies in the field of environmental protection. As the legend of quality and power, the Exhaust Valve is one of the components that allow the Dakota to be viable contender to any mid-size pickup truck market besides ensuring that the Dakota consumers are provided with a vehicle that is worth their money.
Dodge Dakota Exhaust Valve Parts and Q&A
- Q: How to Install Exhaust Valve and Intake Valves on Dodge Dakota?A:Before putting in the valve, first coat the valve stem with oil and push it into the cylinder head. After that, put in the Valve Stem Seal (3) and check that it is correctly seated and the garter spring is present. After that, add the spring and the spring retainer (2). Push down the spring with the valve spring compressor and add the two retainer halves (1). After releasing the valve spring compressor, make sure both retainer halves and the retainer are securely seated. Put clean engine oil on the Camshaft journal, sit the camshaft so the sprocket dowel for each is at 11 o'clock for the left camshaft and 12 o'clock for the right camshaft, then position the camshaft bearing caps. Set the camshaft bearing cap retaining bolts with a torque wrench, increasing to 11 Nm (100 in. lbs.) in partial turns in the way shown in the instructions. Put the hydraulic Lash Adjusters and Rocker Arms into place next.
- Q: How Do Exhaust Valves and Intake Valves Get Removed and Replaced on Dodge Dakota?A:You have to first remove the cylinder ports to change the valve. Before everything else, remove the cylinder head covers and then remove the Rocker Arms and Lash Adjusters. After that, replace the Camshaft with new bearings and caps. All valve springs and valves are taken out in the same way, but this section will cover removing just one of them. Attach Compressor Tools Tool C-3422-B or C-3422-C onto the valve spring, then place Adapter 8519 onto the compressor to tighten. You might need to tap gently on the top of the spring to break the locks on the spring retainer. Take care to remove the two spring retainer lock halves, being mindful that the valve spring is still under pressure when you let go of the spring compressor. Uninstall the valve spring compressor, remove the spring retainer and spring, check the keeper grooves for sharp parts and clear away any marked spots from the valve stem before pulling out the valve. Since the Valve Stem Seals are found on intake and exhaust, take one out and mark the valve for correct assembly. Always take time to examine and prove the valve springs are up to standard if you hope to reuse them as part of the process. Check how worn the valve springs look, then place the face of Tool C-647 on the 40.12 mm mark and slowly pull the torque wrench until you hear a ping. Double the reading to find the spring load at test length. Examine the Engine Specifications for your chosen height and permitted spring strength; if a spring is below these standards, swap it with the recommended one.
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