Does anyone know where the inertia switch is on a 92 dodge dakota

Question

Does anyone know where the inertia switch is on a 92 dodge dakota

Answer 1

It is usually above the rear axle and attached to it

Answer 2

not on this vehicle, i will say this for every one to read that has not read it yet, the inertia switch is for Fords, Mercurys and Lincoln drive trains.

Answer 3

It doesnt have one,

Now if you said ford ranger that would be different

Answer 4

Dodge doesn't use an Inertia Switch. They do use an Automatic Shutdown (ASD) Relay, which shuts down the fuel pump if it sees that the engine has shut off. Located under hood, driver side, front side of strut tower, inside of power distribution center box, mounted on relay block in the corner. Besides the relay itself going bad, they are often not energized because of a lack of a signal from the Distributor Hall Effect Switch or Crank Position Sensor, depending on application. They do not have a reset button like an Inertia Switch.

Answer 5

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