1997-2004 Dodge Dakota

The Dodge Dakota (called the Ram Dakota for its final two years of production) is a mid-size pickup truck from Chrysler’s Ram division (formerly called the Dodge Truck division). The second-generation Dakota began development in 1991, though they were not introduced until 1996 for the 1997 model year.

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Donnie Kee @donniekee

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What do the bolts look like for the transmission support crossmember

Images of bolts for transmission crossmember

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Donnie Kee not quite sure what you are looking for. You need to let us know if it is Automatic or standard transmission. As well as we need to know if it is for the front or the rear crossmember. and which bolts you need to get info about. The actual cross member bolts, the ones that go into the bottom of the trans, or the studs on the riser that go into the trans crossmember.