Engine Wiring Harness 1997 Dodge Dakota V8 5.2l 5.9l 4x4 on 2040-parts.com
Hobart, Indiana, US
Pulled from 1997 Dakota 5.2L 4x4 AUTO TRANS
Good Working Condition
This Listing is for One of the Two Under Hood Compartment Harnesses
Engine / Transmission / Transfer Case Wiring Harness ONLY
This is The Main Wiring That Wires Up the Engine and Trnasmission
Direct Fit:
1997 Year [Possibly 1996]
5.2L / 5.9L Enignes ONLY
All Other Years / Engine WILL REQUIRE MODIFICATION
Also Note that there are 1-2 Extra Plugs on this harness
than one from a 2WD donor
-has 2 of 3 ECU Connectors
-Interface Relay Fuse Box Harness (That's The Harness w the 3rd ECU plug for Dash Inteface)
THIS LISTING DOES NOT INCLUDE:
-RELAY / FUSE BOX
-DASH INTERFACE
- EXT COMPONENT WIRING [IE HEADLIGHTS]
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