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Doubt if you can do anything about it, but it sure would help its looks IF DC did something with the current placement of the front license plate on these cars. Unfortunately, some of us live in states which will not lose the front plate. Guess they want to keep the prisoners fully employed!!
Thanks for the info.
So far, ABSOLUTELY NO PROBLEMS!! Not even one tiny little complaint. Have only been back to the dealer for oil changes.
A GREAT car! Very well built; fit and finish are excellent.
Wish more folks in the car mags would recognize what a terrific car this is.
"The automaker's next generation of full-sized cars will have a new look to incorporate V-8 power and rear-wheel drive. Zetsche tipped his hand earlier this year. Speaking about the replacements for the Intrepid, Concorde and 300M, Zetsche said the new cars will have a "different and more appealing shape." The 2004 model year is targeted for the full-sized lineup."
I think my post may have been misinterpreted. I said "they will not be making cab-forward vehicles anymore (that is to say, after the current models run their course)". When the cars are redesigned, cab-forward will not be incorporated. At least according to the article. But we know how "accurate" they can be.
Personally LH cars didn't give me the room I needed at 6'8" (mostly legs). My knees were too close to the dash. In fact, I found it strange that I was completely comfortable in a Dodge Spirit than an LHS. I'm looking forward to seeing what new models will look like. Does anyone know if the Charger has been re-tagged for production?
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He also has a gold plated version now, but I think the natural stainless will look better:
http://cgi.ebay.com/ebaymotors/aw-cgi/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=1162164007
Look at entire album for ordering & installation instructions.
Overhead driver info center sometimes has the incorrect temperature display- on occasion it read 68 I when in fact is is more like 85 outside- this sometime lasts for 10-15 minutes and then jumps to the correct temperature. Also- I have this annoying squeak/creak coming from where the plastic trim around the center console cup holder goes under the plastic trim piece around the shift housing. Any suggestions on how to fix it? I hate to take it to the dealer for something like this- something usually end up worse than when I took it in.
Thanks
Regarding your squeak/creak from the console -- suggest applying your hand or a rubber mallet appropriately and smartly to realign the pieces. If that doesn't work, suggest the dealer who can remove the pieces and realign them.
I understand your reluctance to go to the dealer, but a good one will fix the problems IF they can be replicated by the technician. If not, then begins the merry-go-round.
Also, we have a "Welcome to the Sedans Message Board" discussion which is the perfect place for questions such as this.
But to address your specific issues, I have to wonder if something is going on with your ISP's access to Town Hall. I access Town Hall occasionally during the day from a T1 connection at work, and in the evening over a 56kbps dial up connection from home and have not experienced these problems at all before or after July 1.
I am a LAN administrator in my "day" job, and I know that it is entirely possible that your ISP may be having its own provider issues that may significantly degrade responses for some parts of the web. I also have many more timing issues with IE (any version) than I do Netscape (any version), but that is just my own personal experience.
I'll be happy to discuss this further, but let's either go to Welcome to the Sedans Message Board or you can click on my name and email me by getting the address from my profile.
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The fun doesn't end on the course. After you've put the vehicles through their paces, there'll be interactive displays to enjoy, activities to participate in, and a full line of Chrysler vehicles to check out. Concept and historic Chrysler vehicles will be on-site, along with a golf range for you and putt-putt golf for the kids. A new PT Cruiser Tent will be set up this year. And, if all that isn't enough, you can drive the new Jeep Liberty at the Jeep 101 off-road course adjacent to the Chrysler Proving Grounds.
Chrysler Proving Grounds takes place August 16 to August 19 at Philadelphia Park. Sessions will be scheduled hourly from noon to 7pm on Thursday and Friday; 10am to 7pm on Saturday; and 10am to 5pm on Sunday. Choose the day and time that works best for you, and plan on making a two-hour time commitment. You must be 18 or older with a valid driver's license.
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Directions: Take the NJ Turnpike to Exit 6 (PA Turnpike). Follow west to Exit 28 (Philly, Route 1). On Route 1 South, proceed 1/8 mile to Street Road East (PA 132). Take Street Road for 2 miles to the track entrance (on the left). Follow the signs to event parking.
Recommend anyone in the Philly area to go ck it out. As stated, there are no sales persons; however, sales is understood as the reason for the event. But no one harrasses the attendees.
From what I can tell on my '00 LHS the rear resonator and the flex pipe connecting to the rear transverse muffler are aluminized, not stainless.
I need to check mine, my car is low miles (7600 miles)and I live in the south, that is no salty winters, I have actually never even been caught in a hard rain with it. I will let you know.
I got a great deal on a 2000 back in Jan of 2001 and have had a persistent problem with it from day one. Sometimes when I start the car, the steering makes a rhythmic clicking sound and you can actually feel a "kick" or "tug" on the wheel. This only happens when the car is stationary or under 15mph. Once I go over 15mph, the sound and tugging stop.
I bought it to the dealer the first time and they dismissed it with the infamous "couldn't detect the problem" excuse. It happened again when I was only a few miles from the dealer and test-drove it with the service manager. He said there is "definitely" a problem with the variable assist steering. Specifically the "solenoid" (spell?). They replaced the entire steering column and sure enough, the problem didn't go away.
They then replaced the body control module (BCM). (While this repair was going on, someone stole all 4 of my chrome wheels and tires when the car was in the service lot to the tune of $4,400 including some body damage, but this is another tale).
Lo and behold, the problem still hasn't gone away. I brought it back to the dealer and the morons again said that they couldn't detect the problem.
Has anyone else experienced this problem? If yes, does anyone have any idea what is causing the problem? I would appreciate any help or info on this problem. I am also posting this on the 300M board.
The dealer (Stevens of Milford, CT) said they were not responsible and I would have to go through my own insurance. In addition, they wouldn't pay my $250 deductible (I finally convinced them to pay half).
I urge anyone that is thinking of buying a car from Stevens or servicing their car there to realize that the lot is highly unsecured and that according to Milford, CT police, all of the surveillance cameras are inoperable.
To add insult to injury, they never were able to fix the problem with my car.
Sorry, it took me a while to respond to you, but I was busy with the car, I finally ordered some Zaino. It really needed a coat of wax, and after reading and seeing the results of Zaino, I figured I'd try it. Unfortunately, I picked the wrong day to do it, it was 95 degrees and humid today. Sweaty day to wax a car.
2000 LHS
Here's another pic of my custom Clock Face, thanks to Scotian.
Clock Face
2000 LHS
Clock Face
Also courtesy of Scotian!
I really like the wings on the clock, resembles the emblems we have on the grill and trunk.
I wonder why they took them away after the 99's.
I wish I had them, it looks sharp.
Question about a squeaky sunroof- for the first month or so everything was fine, but now whenever I am turning or going over a bumpy road the sunroof squeaks and creaks when it is closed- I know it's the rubber gasket/seal around the edges rubbing when the body flexes a little. Before I go trying silicone spay or armor all I figured I would check to see if anyone else has/had this problem.
My squeeks turned out to be the deflector rubbing against the slot when seated home; just bend it a bit if yours is the problem.
I used the "Baseball" stitch.
I have the agate interior and I think a two-tone cover with the tan and charcoal would look sharp.
Similar to this one, from their site:
thanks.
Thanks.
http://www.dccarcare.com/tipowk19.html
bb-lhs - you are correct...I used tan and brown. There was no exact match for the camel, so I went for a 2-tone "earth-tone" scheme, and it blends in great!
Also, with the 2002 Concords looking exactly like the LHS, I figured that would immediately badge it as an LHS.
You should like it. I'm adding emblems, instead of taking them off. Anyway, I did get it at a dealer, and I paid about $18 for it. (just curious, why do you want to know?)