It can be done, but! You would need a donor car for all the parts necessary to make the swap. Otherwise it would be very expensive. This requires changing many parts, and IMO, is not a wise move. Sell the car you have and buy one with a manual. Only if you pray everyday.........
MASS AIR FLOW SENSOR, LOCATED ON THE FRESH AIR TUBE FROM AIR FILTER.
No.
Timing is off.
A 1991 Dakota does not use a mass airflow sensor.A 1991 Dakota does not use a mass airflow sensor.
Its under your mass air flow sensor
That year did not have a MAF sensor / Mass air flow sensor.
Between air filter and throttle body.
Replace part, clear code and you are done!
The 2.0L engines do not have a map sensor. The ECU meters intake air through the mass air flow sensor to calculate how much fuel to inject. The 1.8L engines should have a similar setup installed on them but I dont deal in those very often. Hope this helps.
I answered this yesterday, why is it back?
No, it will not. Try replacing the belt.
your turbo wont work, ie loss of power etc.