Overview & Reviews
For the 2004 Dodge Dakota, a new 210-horsepower, 3.7-liter Magnum V6 replaces the previous 3.9-liter engine, while the R/T model (along with its ancient 5.9-liter V8) is dropped and a Stampede Appearance package debuts.
- Most powerful engine in its class, quick-shifting transmission, spot-on suspension both on- and off-road, easily accessible and accommodating cabin.
- Below-average fuel mileage, low-tech interior design, can get pricey if too many options are chosen.
User Reviews:
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Too many problems - 2004 Dodge Dakota
By jwf - December 31 - 6:09 amI have just turned 40k and have had too many problems. At 8k a cam sensor went bad, at 24 k the fan heating motor went out in January. At 40k cam sensor went bad again, and the wiring harness for the fan heating motor melted. the last one cost me $500 in repairs.
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I REGRET - 2004 Dodge Dakota
By Mark Thompson - July 9 - 2:00 amHas a rattles from under the dash that the dealer cant seem to locate. Very poor fit and finish. Front brakes squeel no matter what the dealer does.