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Going by my old 04 parts manual, that year at least appears to have the same fuel line assembly, but the line going to the fuel rail differs (2.0s have part # 05278866AC, while the 2.4 turbo uses 05278963AC). Just what the differences in that line are I couldn't say.

It was the big 6-5. Hmm, on second thought maybe I shouldn't want to be reminded any more, and there you were, doing me a favor w/o realizing it.

No worries!

Not sure where you're located, but a set of SRT-4 airbag seats was posted for sale on Baltimore (actually Lancaster, PA) Craigslist on the 6th, for $200 OBO.

I agree with the others: these seats are definitely more comfy for us big folks than the Viper-style.

FWIW, the part #s are different:

00: 04793585

01-02: 04793585AB

05: 04671946AB

As far as other Chrysler vehicles, I don't know, except that PT Cruisers have yet again different numbers than the Neons.

What -- no birthday greeting for me?! WTF? Who screwed up?

Actually, I don't care. Don't sweat it, anyone. Honest.

Good luck with it. Maybe you should hitchhike to the shop.

Thank you, and thank you. I spent the day passing trucks on I-80 in PA; one of my least exciting b'days in a long time. Got to see some family back in Ohio though (including my nephew's newly arrived daughter -- she's a little cutie). And just got home tonight at midnight after another six hours of ...

To the OP: Examine the engine compartment like you have OCD. Does the wiring look like it's been messed with? Do the vacuum lines look like this ? If things look hacked up, be wary, especially if the stock vacuum-line layout has been modified. You can google for images of the stock WGA (wastegate ac...

Go get 'em! Best of luck this year!

Unsweetened iced tea is what I drink all summer. No cals or carbs, no bullshit artificial flavors or food coloring. Just teabags, lemon juice and water. Will keep you hydrated and provide just enough caffeine to keep the nods away. I swear by it, and make it myself by the gallon. Screw buying it in ...

Ocean City, MD, is a good place to visit for a day or two. We like to go first to Assateague National Seashore to hang out near the surf and away from most of the people for the day, then go over to OC (it's only about a 10-min drive) for the evening to eat, shop, go on some rides, etc. Gettysburg i...

Wouldn't it have been lighter to use a rubber band with the propeller?

Just kidding! Congratulations, and good luck with your career!

Exactly.

If you think youre not capable of keeping it on the ramps, maybe they are not for you (or add a bump stop to yours). Easy to say, until one day you accidentally end up crushing both rocker panels. I used ramps for years, and never had an accident with them; but even on those with lips there were a ...

Doesn't Harbor Freight still advertize low-profile "racing" jacks for like $60? Mine's about ten years old now and still works. It will cost you way more than that if you drive off the end of those ramps.

Damn teenagers...

A well maintained car with low miles commands a premium, and owners who've taken good care of theirs expect to get more than one that's been driven into the ground and/or has half-assed mods. SRT-4s are still desirable, reliable (if not abused), and getting a little more rare every day. And the line...

Seems more like a farce to me.

Thanks. I don't usually take the laptop in there with me, but maybe I'll make an exception in this case. :lol: I'm not a hater (or fanboy) of any particular brand, and I know that Toyota makes some damn good cars despite all the bad -- no, overhyped -- press it's received lately. My wife's '02 Camry...

Do you know for a fact that the Lexus in question doesn't have floor mat hooks? I know for certain that Camrys have had them for many years, so I would guess that Lexus uses them too. I think the problem may be that if they break and the mat shifts, the gas pedal is too close to the floor when depre...

Their days in F1 are probably numbered, unless they rationalize that huge expense as "advertizing". I'd hate to see them leave, though.

of course, another option is to restore that clean 96 with new paint, headlights, trim, etc., then just say you drive a classic! If a car looks great, no one cares how old it is.

Holier-than-thou types generally aren't.

With Diablosport cracking the PCM, would it be more beneficial now to pick up a NGC car? I'd assume a good tuner should be able to write a NGC R/T tune that can be flashed via DSP, no? Diablosport has cracked just the 2.4, not the 2.0 AFAIK. Personally, I think a 2nd gen is a nice looking car; I am...

That must've been a tough choice -- there were so many to choose from.

Neon headlights, factory or aftermarket only have vertical adjustments as far as I'm aware, you'd have to shim them somehow to adjust horizontally I believe. I'm not sure. The FSM mentions both a "left/right adjustment" and an "up/down adjustment". I do recall that the 1st gens had both, but I don'...

Canada wrote:I guarantee they are still aimed too high.

http://www.danielsternlighting.com/tech/aim/aim.html

Or aimed too far to the left (didn't see anyone mention this possibility).

...So looks aside (which I feel were more refined and tasteful), the 2GN was just a better car, period. Both for mechanical superiority and robust design. Not in the handling department. The 2gn was a disappointment in that regard -- heavier and less tossable. If you know the history of the car, yo...

Looking into a skilled trade is a very good alternative to college if you're not the college-type (which not all of us are, myself included). As others have said, research your area community colleges and tech schools -- personally I would avoid the for-profit outfits except as a last resort. Also d...