2001 Dodge Dakota

Sport Crew Cab Pickup

4.7L 8 Cylinder Gasoline Fuel

Automatic

1B7HG2AN91S287770

Clear

GAS

2001 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab with a 2" lift kit from Supreme Suspensions. I traded my Jeep for this truck not long ago and did a bunch of upgrades and maintenance to it. I love the truck but I recently bought something bigger and I don't need them both. It only has 141,500 miles on it! Brand new $1,200 tires and hundreds more put in with in the past 5 months! Selling BELOW Blue Book Value4.7L V8 Dodge Magnum engine. Button four wheel drive. No misses or slipping.The Good:9/27/12 - Polyurethane sway bar bushing and sway bar links in rear 9/30/12 - Engine oil cleaning service and synthetic oil change10/15/12 - Front Polyurethane sway bar bushings, alignment, front rotors and rear drums10/16/12 - 4 New 285/75/16 Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac tires (Less than 2,000 miles on tires! These tires are so popular they are now on backorder)10/31/12 - 4 Monroe Shocks11/29/12 - Replaced tail gate cables, some lugnuts and did another synthetic oil change1/14/12 - Installed lift kit (Replaced torsion keys and added 2" rear blocks to springs)All in all, this is one of my favorite trucks. It seats six and I've had 2 adults and 3 kids in the back with no complaints. The toneau cover is great for keeping things dry and I also have a bed extender that I'll include. Inspected until 8/13.Now for the bad. The check engine light is on and was on when I bought it. From what the mechanic told me, it's most likely the O2 sensor that needs replacing, but he won't know until he replaces them. PO158 O2 Sensor Bank 2 Sensor 2, PO442 Small Evap Leak, PO432 Main Cat Bank 2, P1195 1/1 O2 Slow During Cat Monitor, P1196 2/1 O2 Slow During Cat Monitor. Also there is a very small leak in the power steering fluid. The mechanic thinks its a rubber seal between the resevoir and pump. I only had to add some fluid once in the past few months so it's nothing major and I used stop leak so hopefully that helped.