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those from affected areas are traveling to our area to buy goods (hoarding) and leaving the Virus with us to contend with. This is happening in a few places. Most rural areas don't have the hospital capacity that the urban areas do. And like said, the stores are not stocked or equipped to handle ho...

It is certainly enlightening on how unprepared we really are.... There is talk of returning kids to school before the end of the school year, but given how this is supposed to peak in May, I don't see how that is supposed to work, as most schools are done at the end of May. It makes about as much se...

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The SRT in bone stock form, is very reliable. They still had a warranty period to survive through, just like the rest of the cars. Like anything else, when you begin to push it, there are going to be issues that need to be addressed, or you will get bit. You just have to be a little more smarter whe...

AR 24's....not sure of the weight...I know Mase Saurers will know..... :wink: I’m new here & see factory wheels called different things, but I don’t know what they look like? These are not factory wheels... they were made by American Racing, hence the name AR 24s Here is the thread...good read if y...

Those do not look like factory wheels. At least from the picture, the lug nut wells are not deep enough, as all Chrysler FWD wheels had the lug nuts buried deep into the wheel. Maybe try doing an image search on your phone if it has that ability. Value, depends mostly on what someone is willing to p...

If you were to use them for something other than the marked purpose, you would EITHER need to cut the printed circuit going to them, and use something less than 12 volts. The LED's will blow if you put 12 volts to them. I have not measured the voltage that does go to the sockets, but I'm sure if 12 ...

Possibly things got changed or went into some sort of default mode when the forum was rebooted a couple years ago.

Yes. After the bulb holder is twisted out, just hold it up to a light to be sure there is a round dot there.

Is there actually a bulb, that has an intact filament in the dome light socket?


Not knowing how they removed the pins, if there is a snipped wire, possibly partially grounding out, it's tough to say if that is the cause...

Looking at the cluster from the front, it is on the right side. It is easiest to just pull the bulbs out on that side, and look for the one that is a round dot when holding it up to a light. The icons for what is in front of the bulb will illuminate. Most of the bulbs are marked on the cardboard on ...

CV joints will also cause the steering wheel to possibly shake. I have never had one actually shake the car. It was more of a wobble in the steering wheel, to downright violent shaking of the steering wheel. They are usually pretty noisy when that happens too. They may or may not make noise constant...

If you cannot get the adjuster to move, you may have to resort to trying to pry the drum off, after removing the spindle nut in the center, just to make things easier. The drum does come off the hub, but they tend to rust bond together. Without removing the nut, you will be fighting both the frictio...

I honestly don't know about the PT struts. I don't know that a parts store would open a box to compare the differences. Maybe some of the parts store/manufacturer web sites have some kind of dimensional specs on them. The spring perch is mounted higher on SRT struts, but I don't know that the strut ...

Mainly the parts above, probably the steering wheel, although I don't know that any cruise control stuff on a PT is compatible with the neon, since the control pods work on resistor values. those values are different between 1st gen and 2gn neons, so it would not surprise me if it was also different...

Hope all is good!

Just think, if you put it in a bubble, it will be instantly worth $1,000,000.00. :lol: One has to wonder how much on just economic impact alone, will affect Carlisle this year, regardless if it does or doesn't get canceled, or this blows over in time. I'm guessing if most people are forced out of th...

The weather here for Saturday is AM snow, and high 30's to low 40's. Not the best, especially if there would be nowhere to get out of the weather, other circumstances aside...

The kicker is Friday is supposed to be 70º.

Could try adding something like Redline Water Wetter, or 40º Below, to aid in the thermal transfer qualities of the coolant. The nice thing about at least Water Wetter, is the heater seems works better in the winter. So it isn't just beneficial in the summer. I have not used 40º Below, so I can't re...

Governor Dewine has ordered all restaurants colsed as of 9:00 tonight, except for drive through and delivery.

I guess this pretty much kills this meet, unless you want to sit around and starve. Or get McDonalds....

It wouldn't surprise me if they ban all travel period.

You could use your beard as a face mask!


But then they may not let you in the door...

My employer has no intention of shuttering business, unless it comes down to a matter of not being able to get supplies/materials, or at least 50% of the workforce is off sick. They are restricting access to the building for drivers that would normally come inside making deliveries, cleaning everyth...

It tends to overheat when it gets really hot. I tried a thorough flush last summer with some chemicals but the end result is the same. I guess it is just what neons do. I wouldn't say its what they do. Is it actually physically boiling, or does the gauge just show it is getting too warm? If it is n...

The weather is going to be touch and go, worst case is just rain though. They have rain forecast through next Wednesday, with higher than normal precipitation for the next two weeks. Hopefully it eeks out a decent day. Dayton/Beavercreek being further south in the state, I doubt there will be any fr...

.GOOD news is that same coverage as the Neon for insurance will only go up $12.16/ 6 mo. !! :) :) And the Journey is from Maryland and has not been on rustbelt roads (yet)....BIG :) :) Interesting. Every newer and even older car we have/had, has much cheaper insurance than the neons. Even my '99 XJ...

They are just bare mild steel, so once they begin to rust, there is no stopping it. And then it spreads to the surrounding metal. Probably where the paint is compromised by pushing them in at the factory. But if they covered them like they do on the interior, where they don't see near the elements t...

Did a little work on it today, removing the floor pan plugs. If you really care about keeping a car in good shape, you will punch those POS's out and replace them with something else. The view from in the car: https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/49632184933_8741631ceb_b.jpg IMG_20200307_173608006 by...

Welcome.

Any pics of the car?

Can't say rap is my first choice of music, but to each their own. It's still a free country, for the most part.

Maybe post links like that in the "Off Topic" section in the future though.

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Paul56 wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 27, 2011 3:17 pm

Honda

Hudson_Neon wrote: ↑

Sun Mar 27, 2011 4:04 pm

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