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Dodge Dakota Transmission

Price range: $699.00 through $2,500.00

The prices are exclusive of taxes and shipping. The price may vary depending upon the miles and year of manufacturing.

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Additional Information

Brand

Dodge

Conditions

Used

Year Compatibility

2010-2020

Miles

70000-130000

Verified

Tried& Tested

Warranty

Upto 3 Months

The Dodge Dakota is typically equipped with a 5-speed manual or 4-speed automatic transmission, depending on the model year and trim. The Dodge Dakota is a mid-size pickup with V6 and V8 options, RWD/4WD, and up to 7,200 lbs towing capacity. The 2000 Dodge Dakota Transmission is typically equipped with a 4-speed automatic transmission, also known as the “A518” or “46RE,” and a 5-speed manual transmission. The 2002 Dodge Dakota had two automatic transmissions, the 42RE (4-speed) for the 3.9L V6 and some 5.2L V8 models, and the 46RE (4-speed) for the 5.9L V8. The 2006 Dodge Dakota offers a 4-speed or 5-speed automatic transmission, depending on the engine offering, for smooth shifts.

Features

Description

Searching for a rebuilt and upgraded used Dodge Dakota transmission. At All American Motors Hub, we provide top-quality used transmissions at affordable prices. If you’re looking for a 2005 Dodge Dakota transmission, we have the best solution to restore your ride. The 2000 Dodge Dakota transmission is among our best-selling products, as we provide the best deals and discounts on all our products. We also provide high-quality used transmissions for different model years to keep your Dodge Dakota running like new!

A used Dodge Dakota transmission fits trucks that were originally factory-equipped with the matching unit by model year and drivetrain configuration. Coverage spans the second and third generation Dakota, from roughly 1997 through 2011, with specific fitment determined by your engine, cab style, and two-wheel or four-wheel drive setup. We complete a VIN verification before every order ships to confirm the correct transmission for your specific Dakota, accounting for differences in tail housing length, transfer case adapter, and electronic control pairing that vary between model years and configurations.

With Dakota production ending in 2011, finding quality rebuild components for the older transmission units can sometimes be a challenge, and sourcing specialty parts through traditional channels may extend the timeline and cost of a rebuild significantly. A used OEM Dodge Dakota transmission gives you a complete, assembled unit at a known price that drops in and restores your truck to factory operating condition without rebuild uncertainty. For Dakota owners who want a clean, reliable fix, a used transmission swap is typically the most cost-effective and time-efficient path available.

Every used Dodge Dakota transmission we sell is backed by up to a 90-day warranty. Shipping runs 2 to 5 business days. Installation is not included, but we are happy to help you locate a qualified mechanic or truck transmission shop in your area. These are genuine Chrysler OEM units and we stand behind every transmission we sell.

Specifications

Product TypeTransmission
Transmission Type4/5-Speed Auto/Manual
Drive TypeRWD / 4WD
AvailabilityIn Stock
ShippingNationwide Available
Use CaseIdeal for upgrades or replacements

Frequently Asked Questions

  1. Does Dodge still make the Dakota pickup?

    No, Dodge (now Ram) discontinued the Dakota pickup after the 2011 model year. While there were rumors of a revival under the Ram brand, no new Dakota has been released. Ram now focuses on its larger 1500 and heavy-duty trucks, leaving the midsize pickup segment to competitors like the Ford Ranger and Chevy Colorado.

  2. How much does a Dodge Dakota weigh?

    he Dodge Dakota’s weight varies between 4,200 pounds and 52,000 pounds depending on the model year and configuration.

  3. How to check Dodge Dakota Transmission fluid ?

    To check the transmission fluid on a Dodge Dakota, follow these steps:
    – Start the truck, warm it up, and shift through all gears.
    – Locate the transmission dipstick, usually near the back of the engine.
    – Check the fluid level by wiping it clean, reinserting it fully, and removing it.
    – The fluid should be between the minimum and maximum marks.
    – Inspect the fluid condition, which should be red and clean. If it’s dark, burnt-smelling, or dirty, change it.

  4. How to remove transmission cooler lines from radiator Dodge Dakota?

    To remove transmission cooler lines from the radiator of a  Dodge, you need to follow these steps:
    – Park the vehicle on a level surface and remove any obstructions around the radiator.
    – Identify quick-connect fittings and use a disconnect tool or pliers to squeeze and pull the line. Place a drain pan beneath the connection point to catch fluid leaks.
    – Check the fluid level on the dipstick and inspect the lines for signs of damage or wear.
    – Check Dodge Dakota owner’s manual for detailed instructions.

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Shipping Policy

Our shipping policy is flexible, as the shipping charges depend on the location. A few certain remote regions like CO, UT, NY, OR, & CA may have additional shipping charges or delivery fees. However, some circumstances may cause delays,  but we always strive to deliver your order as quickly as possible.

Please note that all shipping times are estimates and not guaranteed. We examine all rebuilt and used engines before shipment and aim to provide high-quality used engines and transmissions. Shipping details and fees will be disclosed to consumers before any transactions are made. Our team is operational 24/7, and you can call us at +1-888-799-0188 to place an order.

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