The Official 2nd Gen RAM Forum OT thread
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From: Sioux Falls, SD
We really like it. Took some time getting used to something with that many nice options. We kinda feel like we are driving something almost too bling. But we're getting used to it. It is very comfortable to take on trips of several hours, which we do frequently. The power is awesome too. I really have no complaints at all at this point.
You're right about one thing... after she gets it, it'll take some getting used to that she has more power than I do.
great idea for an otherwise useless part...
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From: Lee County, North Carolina
So I changed the battery on my 2000 Chrysler Cirrus this morning.
How do you change the battery on a car like that you ask.
Well you start by taking the wheel off...
What kind of crap design is that? The battery is practically in the bumper.
How do you change the battery on a car like that you ask.
Well you start by taking the wheel off...
What kind of crap design is that? The battery is practically in the bumper.
Record Breaker
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From: NB, Canada
our old 97 Lumina was bad like that too... To change the battery in that I had to remove washer fluid tank (or coolant tank, can't remember), rad support brace, and various other things in the area. You can't even see the battery when looking, and it had those boosting posts separate from it...
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From: NB, Canada
its basically the positive battery connection, but mounted away from the battery because they hide the damn thing so far down you'd never be able to get cables on it...just a post with a red cover over it type deal
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