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Dodge Mini Ram Engine & Drivetrain
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Dodge Mini Ram Chassis & Brakes
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1984-1990 Dodge Mini Ram
1984-1990 Dodge Mini Ram
About Dodge Mini Ram
Chrysler introduced the first generation Mini Ram Van for the 1984 model year. It had a payload of 1,700 lbs. It was initially available with a short wheelbase. The basic Mini Ram parts consisted of two front seats with fixed armrests and an open space between them and a bench seat with three seats in the second row. The seat locking mechanisms were easy to use, although it usually took two adults to remove and replace the seats. A lowered, split 60/40 bench seat with space for a third passenger in the middle was only available on 1985 SE versions and could seat up to eight passengers.
A 3- or 5-speed TorqueFlite is available for all four-wheel-drive engines, including the 2.5L turbo. The Dodge Mini Ram Van with a 3.0L V6 engine is available with an optional manual transmission. Dodge Mini Ram V6 engines were only available with the venerable TorqueFlite until 1989 when the computer-controlled, four-speed Ultradrive AT was introduced. It offered better fuel economy and response, especially when combined with a four-cylinder engine. It also required an unusual type of transmission fluid. But many owners used the more common Dexron II. As with any vehicle, damaged auto parts must be replaced to keep your Dodge Mini Ram in top condition. The OEM Dodge Mini Ram parts from the online shop are designed, constructed, and tested according to the manufacturer's standards.
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Anti-lock brakes and four-wheel drive were introduced as options to improve safety. The first driver airbag in the segment was offered as an option in 1991. The range was again offered in two lengths, and the long-wheelbase model returned. It lost its connection with the K-car and received its own dashboard design. For the 1994 model year, the body parts of the Dodge Mini Ram were updated to meet safety standards, with minimal changes to the bumpers and lower side panels.
The Dodge Mini Ram, based on Chrysler's S platform, was introduced at the 1996 North American International Auto Show. It featured several innovative parts, including a sliding door on the driver's side. The traditional door handle and latch were placed on panels behind the dashboard, eliminating the complicated maneuvers required to open and close the doors in previous models. The base models of the Caravan were available in most states with either the 2.4L four-cylinder engine or the 6G72 engine, except in a few northeastern states where Mitsubishi did not meet emissions requirements. In these regions, the V6 was available with a 3.3L engine between 1997 and 2000. Your automobile is a good machine that consistently provides performance. You utilize OEM Dodge Mini Ram parts whenever you do maintenance or repairs to ensure that it continues to do so.