I've been looking into a chip/programmer. Many people say that the JET chips don't work with Dakota engines. A Superchip programmer looks like that's what people use. How difficult is the programmmer to use. Do I have to control the settings on the engine or does the programmer just change everything for me. I'm an amatuer mechanic so trying to use a programmer might be frustrating. I guess my main question is: should I use a programmer or is there a chip that works with our engines. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

I have a superchips programmer and I love it. it takes about 10 minutes to install. you just hook it upto the OBD2 port and follow the instruction on the screen.

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99 dakota 4x4 318 - sold
88 dakota 2wd 3.9
90 dakota 2wd 3.9 rcsb 5speed
93 jeep grand cherokee 4x4

welcome to DF... the 2 programmers that are prefered are the hypertech and the superchips... the programs take care of everything, you have the rev limiter & top speed limiter options to play with. also both have a tow mode of sorts as well as the performance mode... I've personally had the hypertech on a 360 and loved it.

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i just bought a 2001 dakota qc with the 4.7 4x4. i love it. i think the first thing i am going to buy is the superchip programmer. but that is probably about a month off. i have to doa payment first and get it liscensed. but after that, i plan on getting the superchip.

I'll probably lookin to it when I get my taxes next year, I'm in no big hurry to get it.

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Thanks. That really helps (I'm not being sarcastic fyi). I'll probaly go with the programmer then. Now, I just gotta work to get the money