Older vehicles might use a simpler diagnostic system with unique codes for that particular make and model. To decipher these codes, you'll need:
* A repair manual specific to your Dodge Dakota's year and model. This manual will contain a section on diagnostic trouble codes (DTCs) or diagnostic codes. Look for a section covering the system your Dakota uses for trouble codes.
* Possibly a multimeter and some familiarity with automotive electrical systems. Some older systems required checking specific voltage points or circuit continuity rather than just reading a code from a computer.
Without the year of your truck, I can't assist further in decoding those codes. The repair manual is your key to understanding them.