How much antifreeze does a 1991 Dodge Dakota with 318 2 wheel drive require?

The exact amount of antifreeze a 1991 Dodge Dakota with a 318 2WD engine requires depends on the total capacity of the cooling system. This isn't a standardized amount across all vehicles of that model year. The capacity can vary slightly depending on options and whether the system has been modified.

To find the exact amount, you should:

1. Check your owner's manual: This is the best source of information. It will specify the coolant capacity for your specific vehicle.

2. Look for a sticker: Some vehicles have a sticker under the hood indicating the coolant capacity.

3. Consult a repair manual: A Haynes or Chilton repair manual for your specific year and model will have this information.

4. Check online forums: Search online forums dedicated to Dodge Dakotas (like Dakota-Forums.com or similar) for posts about coolant capacity. Be aware that information from forums might not always be accurate.

Without consulting one of these resources, I can only give a *rough estimate*. The capacity is likely to be in the range of 10-12 quarts, but this is just a guess. Do not rely on this estimate for filling your cooling system. Using an incorrect amount could damage your engine.