Will this jack work on a Dodge Dakota pick-up?
241771
It has the power to lift the Dakota, but you may have a problem with the distance between the ground (garage floor) and the frame member you use for lifting. Check out the total lift height of the jack compared to the height of your Dakota off the ground.
241772
No, this jack is designed for passenger cars. You would need to purchase the SUV Jack that is designed with the lifting point mounted on, approximate, a 6 to 8 inch stem. Simply search Amazon.com for an SUV Jack, and one should immediately come up
241773
I would not recommend it...I dont think it will raise your truck high enough as your body is high to begin with....I had to place 2x6 boards under the jack to lift it high enough for my Honda Element SUV.
1949350
It should! It is a scissor jack that, honestly, should work on any car. I bought it for it's low price, but I use it on my tractor. BUT, it should certainly work on ANY CAR!!
1395514
This is a stabilization Jack ans is not meant to actually lift anything. That is likely why there is no lift rating. If your putting it on a camper as a stabilizing Jack it should work fine.
786275
Hi A.p---We have a Ford Mustang Boss 302, which is a low-rider. This jack is compact so it will easily slide under the car. We use it to rotate tires annually. We also have a Ranger and this jack would work but the truck sits high so we opt to use a floor jack on it. The jack kit is well-equipped with even a triangle reflector.
479572
Yes easily. I have a couple of this model electric jack and they work great. One is one my commercial 6 ton dump trailer. The battery helps but you can wire it directly to your trailer cord to pickup the 12 volts from your truck battery through your cord. Highly recommend this product
2047069
Probably not, and still have enough height to lift the vehicle off the ground. I have a Dodge Charger, and the first few inches of lift are used up in suspension travel before the tire even starts to leave the ground. Then when I have the tire a couple of inches off the ground, most of the height of the jack is used up. You may have to use a 2x4 under the jack for added lift.
1852961
The jack is exactly 4" high, so it should work, as long as you can get the slot on the top of the jack lift pad to line up with any lip on the car's undercarrige.
255969
Sorry only know it doesn't fit the dodge 5.9 Dakota. Check the length of the socket, it is larger than others, and an offset style is almost guaranteed to work in tight spaces.
190465
It may work on your truck but im not sure if the vehicle has a CAN signal which is what it needs to communicate with the vehicle to work. Your best bet would be to call a dodge dealer and ask if the truck has the signal to be sure first.
1195545
Yes, I use it for my dodge charger which is kinda low and I'm able to get underneath my car with the jack fully lifted.
525943
Hello, I wish I could answer that. It fit my Silverado very well. Not sure about Dodge Dakota. Sorry
2099224
They make one that will. Not sure this is the one. Go to their website and check the number for your pick up.
773704
I have a 2005 Dakota 6 cyl. 4X4. All I can say if your truck is a 4X4 then it should work.
1041154
It will fit a 1996 Jeep Cherokee, and a 1994 Dodge Ram 3500...it might fit the Dakota...
529610
I don't see why not. It lifts my Harley Road Glide off the ground which is a similarly sized bike. It does not drift back down like a hydraulic jack it will keep its height perfectly. Hope that helps.
578021
Hi Susan. I suspect it would work as an aftermarket jack provided it is located under a frame member and is rated to support the weight.
354052
sorry it will not work on a jackal you may want to try a butt mounted crank