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its that much in the first place to get the mold made, and then for me to make profit i would have to sell it stupid expensive. if i can put in an order for several at one time we can get an awesome deal. EMAIL avalanche165@hotmail.com
oh and trav....
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No problem. Hope you had good news today for that $380.00!
drpixel-
Sorry to hear that this tragedy is bringing out our own nutcases. I'm sure that what you see and feel every day is something you'll never forget. The full moon must have brought out that idiot today.
laurasdada-
Sorry to hear about your light show. You have been lucky! ;-)) Do you think you know who has been affected by 9/11? They just opened up a gigantic new area last week. I haven't seen it yet.
fastdriver
Keith
As for the movie, (fuzzy knows this..) there's a scene where 12 dump trucks come rolling DOWN Maiden Lane and around the corner of the Bank at Williams Street. The street (Maiden Lane) is an UP street, going UP towards Broadway....so much for acuracy.
laurasdada....
As for light shows, several here have had same problem....and had it fixed. It is apparently the body monitor module which controls all lights on the interior, door locks, and in my case--the headlights too! Am waiting for 1/2* dealer to notify me parts are in. They're also going to replace my steering wheel, whose leather 'melted' (?). The dealer keeps telling me that I HAVE to have eMily's sullied finish (scratched by dealer during visit..) fixed by HIS guy.I know he has a contract with the place, and is guaranteeing the quality for life, but I'm not comfortable leaving my car in area that doesn't look too safe/secure; but I'm concerned if I DON'T, the next time I have to go there I'll be 367th in line to get ANYTHING done--yaknowhadImean?
So far, no bomb threats today.....
See you in the chatroom tonight..if any of you get a chance, check out some of the pix on the club homepage link to the East Coast Wall Stadium Speedway Rendezvous...
It is a work in progress, but is moving along nicely, IMVHO. I'm trolling for images of the winners of the Trophy/plaques....
Doc
http://biz.yahoo.com/rf/011003/n03298189_1.html
They also said my seat movement on start/stop was same amount or less on several other LH cars, including a 2001 M. It doesn't move a lot too often, so they probably didn't feel it at its worst.
The steering is absolutely wonderful again -- finally!
The steering wheel feels less leather-like than before, but it's fine, especially since I'll be covering it with a Wheelskin. It's probably less likely to melt. For those with replacement steering wheels, what do yours feel like?
My only complaint is that on acceleration from a dead stop there is a brief vibration/buzzing sound from up front passenger side. I'll poke around in there to see what I can come up with.
All of this plus new steering column, weatherstripping, doors panels -- I wonder how many thousands of dollars my warrany has squeezed out of Chrysler.
I noticed that the plug to my engine heater is missing. Either I lost it or the dealership did. Since I've been poking around the air box area (where the plug is located) and moved it around, I probably lost it. If someone else out there has one that they can look at, could you tell me (visually or with a voltmeter) which wire goes to which of the three blades (wide, narrow, ground)? I think the connector at the other end of the plug has three holes in a line, with two close together. I just need to know which hole connects to which blade. TIA.
ok maybe im ranting and raving too much, but u must know how much i LOVE mercedes and jags, and for me to turn them down over the M.. there u have it..
http://phases78.homestead.com/300m.html
phases78
p.s. ive been here every day, just lurking
Today in San Jose airport I got wanded, frisked, and my bags searched. They confiscated my nail clippers.
scotian-that hose from the engine to the intake resonator allows all the engine gases produced inside the motor to be pulled back into the fresh air stream and be burned in combustion
I asked him if I needed to strip the original coats of Zaino before doing the Z-1 re-application at the recommended interval of 6 months for everyday drivers, one year for show cars. He replied that the application of Z-1 goes right over the existing wax and will in fact tighten and enhance the shine. He also claims that Dawn dish lotion will not strip Zaino wax.
This will be a good time to get out the clay bar and work on the few stubborn road [non-permissible content removed] spots, then apply the Z-1. (and Z-2 plus gloss enhancer).
Although the bright silver paint is not the best color for the wet look shine of the darker colors, it really glows at dusk. A guy in a Mercedes last Sunday said, "Wow, what a beautiful car!"
MPG is up due to cooler weather and less A/C use.
At the pump prices we pay, that's a good thing.
Silver
I was wondering if anyone had similar experiences with 300M rims.
Eugene
That's the tire I have on my 2k php. The tag on the driver's door lists that model tire and says 30 lbs. cold. I run closer to 35 psi with no uneven wear.
Silver
rogor2k I have mine at 33 right now. Upped it recently to see about wear and ride. So far it is fine - haven't noticed a great improvement in ride, but a little certainly...
Number: 22-04-99
Dates: OCT 99
Title: Tires & Wheels - Steering Wheel Vibration
If you want to isolate wheel vibration problems, find a shop in your area that has a Hunter GSP9700 wheel balancer. Go to http://www.hunter.com/pub/product/balancer/BALANCER.HTM to get more information. This machine does the best at balancing tires and determining vibrations. Just take the questionable rim to the local shop with a Hunter wheel balancer and the tech can tell you if the rim is actually bent. If it isn't the rim, which I doubt it is since the problem has reappeared with a different rim, get the tire manufacturer (GoodYear?), to test the tires. I had Badyears, and had similar problems, but replaced them recently and I am much happier.
If the vibration happens when you brake, then chances are one or both of your rotors are out of round and need to be re-cut. This can happen if the tires are not bolted back on evenly. A torque wrench meter can determine if the bolts on the rim are evenly torqued onto the studs. If not, over time the angle of the rim can cause the rotor to be worn unevenly.
Hope this helps. If you have Goodyears, replace them asap, they are really horrible tires on the 300M. Good Luck!
They also checked my "light show" problem and have ordered a body control module to correct it. This module controls all the lights on the car, among other things. This fix is consistent with posts I've read on this board.
MOPAR or no car!
-Mike
What's next- the 2.7L as the base engine???
When I bought my 01 M last spring I was feeling a bit of remorse that I did not wait for an 02 Special. Now I'm glad I took the 01 in the color combo I wanted. I regularly get compliments on its looks from total strangers, and with a few strategic mods I should at least equal the Special in performance.
I humbly predict that 20+ years from now the 300M will retain a dedicated following as an outstanding work of automotive art, and that (except for the year the YOU have, of course!) 2001 will be remembered as the 300M's finest hour.
Jon
(sincerely hoping DC comes up with something in 2003 to prove me wrong!)
http://www.electricsupercharger.com/www-electricsupercharger-com/Autoframe.htm
The PHP/PHG equipped cars ('99-'02) come with "V" rated (149mph) Michelins
I run my '01 PHG Michelin Pilot H4 MXM tires at 32psi and am getting excellent, and very even, wear.
The comment about correct torque on the wheel lugs is right on. I don't trust anyone but myself to tighten them correctly.
-two disassembled round cribs
-two backpack child carriers
-large floor lamp
-folded double stroller (front to back seating, quite a bulky construction)
-child barrier (two long pipes, two short pipes, netting between them)
there is more room left, and I have not put anything in the front passenger seat.
Wife's RX300 is a joke. Couldn't carry a half of this stuff.
Was looking at the Hujo mod and was wondering if replacing the Rhino 921 with something like the Magnaflow 14266 makes "engineering" sense?
The reason would be to have stainless throughout the entire exhaust system.
If the 14266 wouldn't do the job is there something else that is known to work?
I'd also like the system to be as quiet as possible but want some of that extra HP.
Just something I noticed!