Originally Posted by Moparite
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I have the drive train, computer & wiring from a 96 Dakota in my old Dodge truck.

What is your "old Dodge truck? You may want to drop the pan and look for any obvious issues. You can always run a pressure test to see what is what. If you have the "check engine light" hooked up you can do the key dance to get codes.

https://www.allpar.com/threads/the-1980s-1990s-chrysler-computer-codes.229009/#post-1085223107

Pressure test is on the last page...
https://www.trucktransdiag.com/downloads/technical-data-for-dodge-transmissions.pdf


There is a build thread here on Moparts, in the street rod section: "49 Dodge pickup on a 96 Dakota 4x4 chassis." See pic below.

i used the entire drive train and wiring harness from a 44,000 mile 96 Dakota 4x4. Everything is intact from that Dakota pickup I pulled everything out of (the bottom half of the frame was rotted away).
My buddy has a full range scanner, but it will be mid week (this week) before he can get to it to make the scan. I'd rather have an idea what to expect, if possible, before I just drop the pan and have a look. Ordering parts online myself to have on hand costs about 1/2 of what things cost to have someone else order them online here locally The truck is still transportation for another couple of weeks. Gene

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