Really ticks when cold
Tappets , when was the oil last changed ?
SOURCE: Noise in front wheels of 97 dodge dakota
This sounds like a bad hub bearing .It will come as a unit. bearing and hub together .most likely the left side!
SOURCE: 1999 Dodge Dakota AC no longer blowing cold. And
You may want to have the AC cleaned out. This involves removing the evaporator and cleaning it inside out. While you have it out, have the vents check if you have the "door" that lets the outside air in if it is working, Just to be sure that the dust did not come from the outside. You may also want the AC freon checked out.
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Sounds like a valve lifter bleeding down and then picking back up. It sounds strange but change the oil with 5-20W Mobile 1 synthetic and it will usually flush any trash out of the lifter and shut it up.
SOURCE: ticking noises only when you start then goes away
Depended on the mileage and if the truck has been worked hard. It could be a few things, A worn out hydraulic lifter, a worn crank bearing, old engine oil that needs to be changed, or maybe a tired oil pump. Try using a stethoscope to narrow down where the ticking noise is loudest. From there you will have a better idea what the cause is. Take a look at the oil pressure, see if it takes to long in the morning for the oil pressure to start building. Every time you look at something different it will help bring you that much closer to the solution.
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