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02-27-03, 08:10 PM

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need to know how to change an oil pump on 1997 dodge dakota sport as soon as possible only vehicle i have its out

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02-27-03, 08:58 PM

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suggest getting a manual for your vehicle or a subscription to alldata if you are going to attempt to replace the oilpump yourself
are you certain it needs an oilpump?

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