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What year is your neon? Only 2003 to 2005 have a bolt on reluctor ring. You would have to drop the oil pan to see if that is what's actually rattling. The low voltage might be the source of the crank sensor code. Normally when there is a crank sensor issue, the engine just plain dies, and will not s...

I believe the o-rings, etc come with the new lines. IIRC, Mopar does not sell them separate. When I needed an o-ring backer for my 2gn reservoir to pump seal, the only close option was to buy an entire aftermarket seal kit, and they didn't include that tiny nylon backing ring. Fortunately I did even...

https://www.hotrod.com/articles/1984-mopar-rampage-mid-engine-392-hemi-sema-2019-mike-copeland-project/?wc_mid=4035:17870&wc_rid=4035:32047777&_wcsid=E2FE887699A0EECCD71D65F34F32BE1AFCF22818406DA019 There is a Rampage rotting into the ground on an obscure side street in a city near me. It looks lik...

The question is, why did Dodge decide to put the cooler there anyhow? Were they thinking that since the SRT-4 is a performance model that the owner would probably track their car or drive it harder? Since I personally had to fight those PS lines since they go underneath the transmission and the coo...

It will be interesting to see if they can actually get any fuel economy out of it. I haven't seen an inline 6 yet that has gotten better than 20 mpg. They make great torque, but they also seem to suck at efficiency. None of the slant six cars I had could do better than 15 mpg, my Jeep XJ only made 2...

So you towed it to your place like that? Yep, it followed just fine. You just need to make sure the steering column is free to turn. I was a bit worried how it would steer, being there is no engine or trans in the front for weight on the front tires. But after making a few turns in the field, it di...

The Mopar hose set could probably delete the cooler, and easily reduce the cost by $50. That cooler is pretty simple, and flushing any contaminants out would not be a difficult task. Besides, it would have to be a pretty catastrophic failure to leave any debris in the u shaped tube. IDK if the regul...

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49046510251_2da4389262_k.jpg IMG_20191103_133257231 by occasional demons , on Flickr The rust underneath was beginning to creep into the interior... https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49046725127_446c8ecee3_k.jpg IMG_20191103_133302282 by occasional demons , on ...

I could only imagine how nice a AWD car would do with winter tires in snow. It is pretty phenomenal. I always made it through snow that was deep enough to come up the hood on the neon, but I had comparable snow tires on that too. But driving a 2gn neon in the salt brine they use anymore is a death ...

I didn't know 215/55/16's would fit on a neon. I guess Coilovers help with that. :D That's what I run on the Impreza for winter. I just had a non studded set of these delivered yesterday: http://www.vulcantire.com/graphics/tires/arcticclawtxis.jpg The tread looks deeper in person. Just need to get t...

The TH400 is probably one of the most indestructible automatics ever made for passenger cars and trucks. I seen a few GM fan boys destroy their engines using the one feature it has: The ability to shift into second gear, while leaving it in the "1" position. It is at a fairly high RPM, but they woul...

Powered by a 354 cubic inch supercharged HEMI V8 and backed up by a 3 speed, manually shifted Turbo 400 automatic transmission.

So The Chevy guys shouldn't be complaining, it does after all have a GM transmission.

Just a friendly reminder to those of you thinking about buying a 2020 Mopar Dodge Challenger Drag Pak to drive to your local cruise night or car show, the car is not street legal. It might be turnkey and look like an amped up Challenger Demon, Redeye, or Hellcat, but make no mistake, this is a full...

Maybe the missing/intermitant VSS signal was messing with the PCI bus pulses, and did some sort of partial cluster test????

At least you found the issue, and things are happy again.

https://www.allpar.com/news/2019/11/mopar-debuts-the-4th-gen-challenger-drag-pak-at-sema-46403?fbclid=IwAR0TEplqvm_SdrFhVuR3Nf886iB6Uoq03lNfScg42E7588Re2kIXfugPa_M Oh yeah you forgot to mention the package trays in the trunk that will except additional weight that NHRA will have you add when the Ca...

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Any chance a ground isn't connected? The cluster needs the PCI bus to function, the Violet/Yellow wire, so which ever connector that wire is in, maybe give it an extra good look. Not sure about the fuel gauge, as it does not pass through the PCM to function. It does communicate through the cluster t...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plymouth_Road_Runner Plymouth introduced another bargain-basement muscle car for 1970, the compact Duster 340 which was powered by a 275 hp (205 kW) 340 4-BBL V8 which in the lighter-weight compact A-body could perform as well if not better than a 383 Road Runner. Furt...

True, but just saying sometimes a little bit of foreign design and innovation helps the home team design and build something better. The dart was a neat car just not what America wanted at the time. It was underpowered and overpriced :evil: Either way, "just not what America wanted at the time". "u...

Winter is impatient this year. It has snowed in the snow belt already this year. It is in the forecast again for this Thursday. Hoping it doesn't materialize. I wanted to be able to move the neon shell before they salt the roads.

Someone should tell him that Chuck Norris doesn't extend protection to SRT wings installed on 1st gens.

Exactly, if they are that in love with it, any offer below the asking price is going to hurt their feelings. It's a fact of life that the car you built for yourself is not what other people are going to fork over big dollars for. The bulk of the money invested is what you paid to enjoy it. Don't exp...

LOLZ, good luck getting the starting bid, let alone the "Buy It Now" price.

Cam seals can give issues on the DOHC too, if they push out. Usually the exhaust cam seal, and it runs down the back side. But they generally only push out if too much RTV was used on the cam cap, and the oil drain slot gets blocked. Or it is really cold out, and the oil is very viscous. That's one ...

My '83 Omni had a 1.6 Peugeot engine. It wasn't a powerhouse, but you could rev the wee out of it and it did pretty well for a pushrod engine. It even had a better top speed than my '84 LZE44 Omni. The '83 would hit 115 mph, while the 2.2 HO only would do 105 mph. It would launch off the line pretty...

It's styled after the 1960's through 1971, IIRC. trucks. My grandfather had a '63 8ft bed. My former brother in law had a nice '70 stepside, that he crashed, due to being a drunk. https://cdn1.mecum.com/auctions/da0915/da0915-223319/images/da0915-223319_2@2x.jpg Stepside http://carphotos.cardomain.c...

https://mma.prnewswire.com/media/1019659/FCA_MOPAR_Dodge_Lowliner_Concept_Truck.jpg?p=publish&w=950 Now if only they would actually make it. Maybe without the huge wheels, and a Hellaphant power plant option. https://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/mopar-to-debut-two-customized-concept-trucks-at-s...

Hopefully it is something simple.

The oil filter on my swap never stayed tight until I put the balance shafts back in. But the Stratus oil filter location is on the end of the oil pump, so it kind of amplifies those vibrations. I literally had to retighten it once a week when I was DD'ing it.

Yeah, the ASD relay or fuse will keep power from the fuel injectors and the coil.

It could still inject fuel if there is residual pressure just by pulling the FP relay.

Hopefully the oil leak is fixed!

5/16 -18 is the bolt size and thread pitch. 7/8 inch long. That's the odd part, because it would be tough to find a .875 length. all I have ever seen is in 1/4 inch increments, rarely are they in 1/8 inch increments. Not sure why they didn't just make them all metric, and tossed one SAE bolt size in...