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Jamie Pearson
Dodge Dakota
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6/16/2004
14:32:20
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 Subject: RE: Check Engine codes 32 & 27
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I just finished aligning the timing on my 93V8DD and it is running better than ever. I have replace near everything trying to get rid of the code 27 and rough idle and running. I put the Electronic Fuel Injector book and the Manual for my DD together and figured the problem had to be in the distributor/timing. Remember computor (SMEC) controls idle and firing. But it cannot adjust fast enough if the line on the (damper) is not at TDC or (0). And the rotor is pointing at the #1 cylinder mark on the (hall effect) see your Haynes book. The number one piston only needs to be on its compression stroke. After all this clear the codes and don't unplug anything. If a componet is unplugge it will show up on the hand held testers or even the code check on the dash. Give this stuff a try and email me at dibberdott@zoominternet.net see ya
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paul marino
Dodge Dakota
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1/17/2005
16:06:58
| RE: Check Engine codes 32 & 27
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how do I reset the check engine light,,
on a 2000 dakota v6??
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jimsterfor24
Dodge Dakota
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4/11/2005
08:16:28
| RE: Check Engine codes 32 & 27
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hey i got the code p0700 does anybody know what this one is for?im haveing tranny problems with my 2003 dodge dakota v8 4.7. it started by changing from 1st to 2nd and the rpms would go high until i let off the gas then it would catch and go now when i put it in d it won't go anywere. please help me.it is an automatic.
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