2000 DODGE DAKOTA

5.9L V8•4WD•AUTOMATIC•gas

Repairs0 Labor507 Torque3776 Fluid10 DTC1683 Battery1 Maintenance0 Recalls12

engine

Timing Chain Guide Torque Specs

for 2000 Dodge Dakota 5.9L V8 · 4WD

Units

21 fasteners

Seq

Component

Torque

Angle

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Camshaft Sprocket Bolts

Critical

55 lb-ft · 75 Nm

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Camshaft Sprocket Bolts

Critical

55 lb-ft · 75 Nm

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Camshaft Sprocket Bolts

Critical

55 lb-ft · 75 Nm

—

—

Crankshaft Pulley Bolt

Critical

130 lb-ft · 176 Nm

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—

Crankshaft Pulley Bolt

Critical

130 lb-ft · 176 Nm

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—

Crankshaft Pulley Bolt

Critical

130 lb-ft · 176 Nm

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—

Electrical Connector Bolts

5 lb-ft · 7 Nm

—

—

Electrical Connector Bolts

5 lb-ft · 7 Nm

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—

Gasket Surface Bolts

Critical

Clean mating surfaces

15 lb-ft · 20 Nm

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Gasket Surface Bolts

Critical

Clean mating surfaces

15 lb-ft · 20 Nm

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Guide Bolts

Critical

18 lb-ft · 24 Nm

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Guide Bolts

Critical

18 lb-ft · 24 Nm

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Guide Bolts

Critical

18 lb-ft · 24 Nm

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Sensor Mounting Bolts

8 lb-ft · 11 Nm

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Sensor Mounting Bolts

8 lb-ft · 11 Nm

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Tensioner Bolt

Critical

15 lb-ft · 20 Nm

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Tensioner Bolt

Critical

15 lb-ft · 20 Nm

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Tensioner Bolt

Critical

15 lb-ft · 20 Nm

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Timing Cover Bolt

Critical

10 lb-ft · 14 Nm

—

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Timing Cover Bolt

Critical

10 lb-ft · 14 Nm

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Timing Cover Bolt

Critical

10 lb-ft · 14 Nm

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