or why the hell didnt dodge do this in the first place? Sure wiper delete is nice but its not practical for most. We all know how nice it woulda been for our magnums rear wiper arm to do this... Well after breaking two rear wiper arms in the same place, I decided to hit the wrecking yards for...

The dealer wanted $5 a piece. :blam: Chrysler Part: 6506132-AA Box of 25 for $8.61 @ clipsandfasteners.com If you don't want to wait for shipping, you can head down to your local NAPA and grab a box of 30 for $12.95. NAPA Part: 665-3442
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I did the unthinkable a while back and hopped a curb... I didn't see it :doh: So I thought I would take some pics when I fixed my doo-doo. Note: These wheels are NOT clear-coated or painted. They are bare aluminum so polishing is a periodic task anyway, and this kinda like really aggressive...
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Changing a Power Brake Booster and Master Brake Cylinder is relatively easy. Warning to the 05 owners, the Power Booster is a 05 only part, apparently 06 and up has a different part number. Tools Required: 10mm Socket. 13mm Socket. 15mm Socket 3” Extension Ratchet. 13mm Open...

The power steering fluid in my car looked dark, smelled burnt and the steering was stiff until it warmed up. Here's what I did to flush the old oil out myself. Tools needed: Flat screwdriver, pliers, 10 mm wrench/socket, suction gun, 5/16th OD plastic tubing/hose, funnel, oil bucket, 4 Liters...
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This is a very simple procedure. Common tools are used (breaker bar maybe the exception). Saved an easy $100+ doing it myself. Tools are sockets/wrench with breaker bar 18mm for the caliper bracketbolts 13mm for the caliper guide pin bolts. I cant remember the sensor brackert but it...
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Try drafting. No, not as close as in NASCAR, but even 100 feet behind a big rig can save you 11% in fuel, and if you feel comfortable driving 50 feet behind a truck, you can save 28% in fuel (in theory). 41% at 10 feet but that's suicidal! Heard about this on Myth Busters. They actually used a...
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Winter Storage If your car is stored for the in a detached garage you know it gets really cold out there. You can do the following routine: 1.) Give the vehicle a good end-of-season washing, dry it thoroughly and apply a protective coat of wax. 2.) Leave the fitted car-cover off....