Here I’m going to show you how to get to your ignition pick up coil sensor and remove and replace it on a Dodge Dakota. Fixbook DIY Car Repair.
Ignition Pick Up Coil Sensor Replacement “How to” Dodge Dakota
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The rubber air hose is for the PCV air cleaner, the PCV valve is on the other side of the engine in the opposite valve cover, fresh air goes into the crankcase from the PCV air filter via this rubber hose, then the dirty oil / fuel fumes get sucked into the intake from the PCV valve on the other valve cover. My guess is they both need to be serviced along with everything else that a tune up needs.
Is this replacement the samething as replacing the pickup coil for a dodge durango 5.9 ?
How did you know it needed to be replaced?
wow! the most clean engine bay i’ve ever seen!