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    red engine cover paint bubbling?!

    Keep asking the questions terminator. It's good that we are all blessed with differnet talents; some doctors, some lawyers, some plumbers, etc, etc. We all have something to contribute to the forum. Some just don't understand that basic concept.
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    Autopsy of a dead skip shift eliminator

    Same here, four cars never once a problem.
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    ACR Viper birthday gift

    WOW!! MIne's coming up in April. That should give us plenty of time to become friends.
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    96 oil filter removal...help

    No problems here and I don't need the wheel suspended. Do you have the 998 triangular gussets on backward?
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    Newbie

    Very nice! Love that color. Welcome to the club.
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    Pinning the crank

    Too late for photos as it's all back together. You can see a picture of the kit on Roe Racing's web site.
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    Pinning the crank

    I just pinned my 96 GTS last week using Roe Racing's kit with provided drill bit guide tool, bolts, pins and drill bit (which seemed to be just a high speed bit). Per their instuctions I drilled the two holes without lube. Using a Makita right angle drill motor I didn't have to raise the...
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    What to do with gas cap while fueling?

    I put mine in my pocket after leaving one on top of the pump. Not all the way down mind you as then it interfers with my thingamabob.
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    Please sign this petition!!!!!

    Signed DKS Currently own those in my signature plus two Rams and a van. Previously owned 17 Chrysler vehicles.
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    Garages

    Can never build them too big. Outa space.
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    INSIDER EDITION Documentary on Tator's Dodge

    Re: Tator's Dodge Documentary is now up!!!!!!!
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    Viper Swerves Everywhere

    After purchasing new PS2's for my '96 I took it out for a test drive. The car felt a bit squirrely at 50-60 mph and got progressively worse as, well, I exceeded the speed limit a bit. Downright scary in fact. I found one rear tire inflated to 60 psi; this from a reputable tire dealer.
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    Tools to replace timing cover gasket?

    Are there any specialty tools needed to replace this gasket? Any surprises along the way?
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    Trickle chargers

    Today I replaced a 12 year old 60 month Mopar battery with a Sears Diehard. It was in my '93 and was on a $19.95 trickle charger during idle time purchased from Wal-Mart
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    '96 overheated, oil creamy brown

    Bolt, that is exactly what the oil looks like. Thanks for the pictures; that explains how water gets into the timing cover.
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    '96 overheated, oil creamy brown

    Thank you for your responses. The last didgets of the VIN are 00113 I did the crackle test as Tom suggested and indeed heard the crackle "as the water boiled off." The last timing cover I took off was back in the 60's. It was a Chevy 289 and had oil in it, not water. So, there is water...
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    '96 overheated, oil creamy brown

    I just took my 96 out for the second time this year. I pulled up to a stop and noticed the fans came on and looked at the temp gauge only to see that it was pegged right. When I accelerated the temp came back down to 200 degrees so I thought I had a low water issue. Upon checking the level...
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    93 RT #49 what your number?

    00048 with antenna
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    Big Wing Viper

    Is it from Jesse Jame's Monster Garage? I know they're trying to build a car that flys.
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    How to take a paper drawing onto construction material?

    Is this of the splitter template I sent you? If so, just cut it out and trace around it as Dave said. Either tape it to your splitter material or use repositionable spray adhesive such as 3M. If you ruin it just let me know and I'll send you another.
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    parts not avilable

    Need a template? Send me your address and I'll mail you a paper copy.
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    parts not avilable

    One more!. This shows the slots in the splitter for the channel brackets. Inside the white facia are the 2 1/2" aluminum washers for back-up strength. 3/4" diameter spacer washers are inserted into the slots to keep the facia from being sucked into the slots when the brackets are tightened.
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    parts not avilable

    The splitter is indeed slotted. The picture showing the bracket also shows two plastic washers that are inserted into the slots of the splitter so that, when tightened, the soft facia isn't sucked into the slots of the splitter. Sorry for the multiple posts, I'm a bit computer illiterate:).
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    parts not avilable

    The channel brackets. The outer two are symetrical opposite (pairs) while the center bracket is drilled on the centerline.
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    parts not avilable

    Showing two discs mounted at the corners.

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