1989 Dodge Dakota 2WD "air pump" Questions

...is too low, It will pump air and aerate the oil, which causes the noise. To get the air out the vehicle just has to sit so the air and oil can seperate. If the oil is aerated it will appear

...(exhaust gas) in the cooling system. It is also possible that there was an air pocket in the cooling system after you replaced the water pump, so recheck the coolant level and test drive it

fluid. Have someone help. One person to start the car and one to spray the starting fluid into the air cleaner or air pickup tube. Do this for about 60 seconds. If the car starts your fuel pump is bad

i have used a pressure ball on it i am not getting any air by the master cylinder but i keep getting air by the calipers The master cylinder is most likely the problem pumping air,and by passing .

...gets near the floor. Repeat until all air is out of each wheel position. RR,LR,RF then LF. Always start from the farthest wheel and have motor running Never pump brakes. That does nothing at

...air and low temp gauge. Then maybe hit a pump or something and have the thermostat stick closed and have high temp. Maybe water pump. Check it when you have the belt off. Spin, pull & push the ...

...pump, crank senser, dist. cap, plugs and wires , coil,and button and it still wont start This is a pretty broad question. Sometimes throwing parts at a problem works, sometimes not. Engines need 4 ...

pump on as well. The reason for heater cutting in and out, is probably just due to low coolant, and air got into system. When cool, remove rad cap,start engine, and turn heater on while letting it get

hose, vehicle overheats immediately check the coolant level. replace the lower hose and fix the leakage. The water pump may be sucking in air into the system which will not help in the cooling process

...pump on a 1997 Dodge Dakota 6cyl 3.9liter w/ air? 1. Drain the cooling system. 2. Remove or disconnect the following: * Negative battery cable * Fan and clutch assembly from the pump * Fan shroud and ...