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I put in a Powermaster high torque starter. The more I think about it the more I suspect the battery. I’ll try a bit of fuel down the carburetor also.

Oh man, hopefully it gets better soon. I've had that a lot and it sucks when it hits. Ice and bourbon, mix and match as you see fit.

With the car in Park. Use a screwdriver to jump the relay between the main power wire and the wire the goes down to the start. This would reduce it to battery, stater and the cables to the starter as well as the ground wire from battery to engine

I'd say you have a bad dimmer switch

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AutoZone has a black shock i can’t remember the brand but it’s not a dura last name but is probably better than the KYB’s because at least those come with the lifetime warranty. I put these on my Plymouth and so far so good no issues and car rides pretty decent. I had the KYB on my challenger...

Kyb on my fury with bigger than OEM t bars, not harsh to me. I have Bilsteins for my charger but haven't got them on yet. REALLY looking forward to getting the Monroe Mush gone off that car.

Sitting on the zero turn with my sciatic keeping me grounded. Supposed to be at camp today and can't function.

I changed my Challenger to LED bulbs a few years ago. I had trouble getting one of the systems to operate correctly and had to try a few different flasher units. Can't recall if it was the emergency flasher or the indicators that was the problem one. You may also have to swap the leads that...

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Chrysler Assembly Plant in South Australia, circa 1972 . . .

Not the same as my 71.

Chrysler Assembly Line in Detroit, Michigan, circa 1964 . . .

Chrysler New Yorker Town & Country Convertibles at the Jefferson Avenue Assembly Plant in Detroit, Michigan, circa 1948 . . .

used KYBs for years and no problems or complaints. Put a set of Monroes on a customers car a few years ago and they rode worse than his wore out ones.

Mopar Bendix 4-piston calipers. Brand new and never installed.These will fit on all 66 through 69 Mopar B bodies with disc brake spindles. If a brake line bracket is used on your application, holes can be drilled into the bolt heads to mount the bracket. Will ship. Asking $400 for the pair

I had KYBs on the front of my Roadrunner. They leaked all of the shock fluid out as soon as I set the car on the ground. Now I have a pair from a company called Sachs. They only make them for the front though. You can get them from eBay for $90 a pair and the ride quality is great.

1968 Sport Satellite Convertible. $19K Priorities have changed and looking to find this project a new home. Clean title in my name Originally a running, driving, complete 318/727 car. WHAT'S BEEN DONE TO THE CAR. Disassembled and mounted to a rotisserie, media blasted then epoxy primed One piece...

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