1998 Dodge Dakota Slt Extended Cab Pickup 2-door 3.9l on 2040-cars
Clarkston, Georgia, United States
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This 1998 Dakota SLT is a great truck. It has served me well. It has
147,195 miles on it and I am selling it as is. It runs and drives fine,
but needs some work. The front tires need to be replaced. The body is in
pretty good shape. The brakes need some minor work. There is some normal wear and tare and one larger
dent on the rear passenger side of the truck bed. There is some light
paint fading on the hood. I have run the codes and they are as follows;
P0130 (o2 sensor), P0301 (cylinder misfire), P0420 (catalytic converter,
or piston rings), P1594(charging system). All of these codes are pretty
easy fixes and I will do them if the truck doesn't sell as is. When I
do that the price will go up. The check engine light is on and some of
the other lights flash on as well, making me think there is an
electrical short somewhere. The interior is in really good shape. The
speakers need to be replaced. The A/C works perfectly and the heat is
hot. You will be getting a steal of a deal on this truck. It will be in
great shape with a little effort. It shifts well. You are welcome to
come test drive it and see the small issues it has. It has current
emissions, just needs a little love. Let me know what questions you may
have and thanks.
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