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Could you tell me the fuel tank capacity for a 2003 Dodge Dakota?
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The 2003 Dodge Dakota has a fuel tank capacity of 22 gallons and requires 87 octane unleaded fuel. You can expect to get between 350 and 400 miles on a full tank, depending on your driving style. The vehicle has a combined city and highway fuel efficiency rating of 17 MPG. It is crucial to use the recommended octane rating of 87 for proper operation. You can find the octane rating listed at the gas pump, and using fuel with a lower quality may lead to damage to the fuel pump, injectors, or filter due to debris and particles in the gasoline.
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The Dakota regular and extended cab trucks came with either a 20- or 22-gallon tank, depending on whether they had the ORVR evap control. You can identify the tank size by checking for a big oval plastic container located in front of the tank; if it is there, the tank is 20 gallons, and if not, it's 22 gallons.
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The 2003 Dodge Dakota featured a fuel tank ranging from 20 to 24 gallons, depending on the selected options and upgrades for the truck.
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The 2003 Dodge Dakota single cab comes with a 20-gallon gas tank.
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What is the fuel tank capacity for the regular cab Dodge Dakota?
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