1993 Dakota

From : gabby

Q: if you can touch it there is little chance of fire and i would think that it can get a little warmer than 100 degrees. -- if at first you dont succeed youre not cut out for skydiving the heater feels hot but no where near as hot as if i tried to grab say the radiator cap after the truck had been running a while. my mechanic says these heaters should get to about 100 degrees fahrenheit and hes going to check it the next time i take it in for service. my only concern was that it might be malfunctioning and that that could lead to worse problems like fire. ive decided to plug it in today because it got below zero last night and the old girl was complaining a lot when i started her this morning. btw this is a 22 year old truck and probably the most reliable vehicle i have ever owned. after i wash it i get a lot of stares because it looks so good. it will be a sad day when i have to retire old brownie. pat .

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From : kilmister

i forget what yr chrysler started using those lifters it may have been in 86 i would check with your local dealer/parts supplier if that engine was not equipped with roller lifters they will not work. the block has to be designed to hold the lifters from turning in order to do this dog bone retainers were used glenn beasley chrysler tech i bought a cam and lifters for my 86 318 on ebay. the lifters are roller lifters. will these work in my engine without any modifications after 92 on the 360 around 91 on the 318 and v6. so my 97 dakota 4x4 sport has roller lifters .

From : maxpower

i messed it up try this www.svtperformance.com/forum...adphpt=145321 that should do it. roy for those who have never heard the whine of a blower check this out. go to www.svtperformance.com/showthread.phpt=145321 go to the third thread and hit the link. roy no more friggin aka .

From : tbone

for those who have never heard the whine of a blower check this out. go to www.svtperformance.com/showthread.phpt=145321 go to the third thread and hit the link. roy no more friggin aka .