Will Dodge fix plenum gasket for free?
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09-10-2009, 09:00 PM
that makes sense on the 2006 thing. i was just trying to be lazy and if they were going to fix it I was going to let them lol.
And I don't have any kids thank god (only 18 haha).
I would indeed change spark plugs, spark plug wires, and im not sure what distributor and cap do or where it is but I'm guessing i would change that to, I would probly skip doing the timing chain cuz i dont know where that is, and I've been reading on the kegger mod and from what i can tell i would probably do it to though it sounds like a lot of work.
So does a m1 do away with the whole thing? I heard its expensive though and I'm not looking to exactly break the bank. Am very interested in just doing away with the whole thing though.
And I don't have any kids thank god (only 18 haha).
I would indeed change spark plugs, spark plug wires, and im not sure what distributor and cap do or where it is but I'm guessing i would change that to, I would probly skip doing the timing chain cuz i dont know where that is, and I've been reading on the kegger mod and from what i can tell i would probably do it to though it sounds like a lot of work.
So does a m1 do away with the whole thing? I heard its expensive though and I'm not looking to exactly break the bank. Am very interested in just doing away with the whole thing though.
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09-10-2009, 09:10 PM
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Yeah, it'd also be fun to put gas in it.
Distributor cap and rotor is right behind the intake. Timing chain is on the front of the motor, behind the water pump (Another thing to replace while you are in there). The M1 is a complete new intake manifold. Do the Kegger Mod.
Sounds like you dont know much about engines. Go to autozone and buy a Haynes service manual for a 94-01 Dodge. Read and study it. You can learn a lot.
I would indeed change spark plugs, spark plug wires, and im not sure what distributor and cap do or where it is but I'm guessing i would change that to, I would probly skip doing the timing chain cuz i dont know where that is, and I've been reading on the kegger mod and from what i can tell i would probably do it to though it sounds like a lot of work.
So does a m1 do away with the whole thing? I heard its expensive though and I'm not looking to exactly break the bank. Am very interested in just doing away with the whole thing though.
So does a m1 do away with the whole thing? I heard its expensive though and I'm not looking to exactly break the bank. Am very interested in just doing away with the whole thing though.
Sounds like you dont know much about engines. Go to autozone and buy a Haynes service manual for a 94-01 Dodge. Read and study it. You can learn a lot.
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09-10-2009, 09:26 PM
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The M1 is made by Mopar. That Edelbrock from Summit will not work on your Fuel Injected motor. Now, Hughes Engines makes a custom-modified Edelbrock that will work with fuel injection.
http://www.hughesengines.com/Index/p...p?partid=24773
http://www.hughesengines.com/Index/p...p?partid=24773
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09-10-2009, 09:37 PM