I have a client who just wrecked his 1994 RT/10. Its not repairable but has a completely new driveline, engine to rear end. We need a donor car to swap everything into. Looking for a clean red RT, blown motor or no driveline is fine.
Dan Cragin
310-597-6295
I have had numerous issues with the replacement line fitting being defective. The hose pops out under high pressure, usually when hot at full crank. Dodge wont listen to my complaint and just keeps sending bad fittings. I have had to pay for 4 flatbed tows so far. Dan Lesser has the correct...
This a really common issue on the 1996-2002 cars. The door wiring harness is no longer available. Best to replace, all the wires in the area where the harness moves back and forth when you open the door.
It depends on the setup you have. I would be happy to go over all things needed to pass the smog test here in California, feel free to call me.
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A good point that Kenny brought up. If you are going to replace the regulator yourself, you have to be very careful removing the door panel. There is a plastic molding on top of the door panel that will break if you just try to lift the panel
off once all the screws are removed. When the panel...
You can get it out without removing the crossbrace, but it is much easier to do it with the brace out. Might want to change your thermostat at the same time.
The newer Viper T6060 2008-2015 uses ATF+4. It is an automatic transmission fluid but is now used in gearboxes and power steering systems for many Chrysler products. This thin oil is good for ease of shifting and it has a friction modifier
additive that improves shear strength.
From 1992-1997...
I was told by the Tremec guys that this fluid may not be compatable with the carbon blocker rings in the transmission, they suggested the 75w85 Syntorque, ATF+4 or BG Synchro Shift 75w80.
The regulators are hard to find, but they are still available at around $400 (crazy expensive), The regulator contains the check valve that keeps the fuel from draining back into the tank when you shut the engine off. Thats why you have a long crank time as the fuel needs to prime the line again...
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