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Rapid trans.... I was away for several days...how did you fare during the hurricane? Hope all is well down there. We dodged a bullet...it all went east of us here.

Florida...many many shops have a lift or two outside with a cover for rain and sun shade. Some have a lift and no cover at all. It’s kinda rare here in N. ala but common the further south you go.

Well, looks like my rusty old two burner gas grill was on your trailer to the scrapyard! You definitely traded up!!!!! :rofl:

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+1 That was my first thought.

Gas tank is one of those things, like a master cylinder or brake cylinder or steering component, that I would spring for to get a "for sure" good one, if I had any questions about the one on my car. Yeah, a new tank may not be "original", but if you are going to drive that car much, to me it's...

Radiator shop said they would clean mine. It was out of a flood car and had mud in it that sat in a junk yard for years, but it was all I had at the time. They quoted me $25 to do it and said they would check it for leaks too. (this was more than 10 years ago, so price may have gone up). I...

Local radiator shop will boil it out too.

Not to contradict anything anyone has said here, but sensors on cars that are 10-15 years old (which I think is what this thread was about) are not to be trusted to be as accurate as what you will find on a newer car. They may have worked great when they were new, but those things age and...

Seafoam is a good idea too. I dump a bottle of it in my tank a couple of times a year. It seems to be the modern equivalent of MMO. :) If your modern Mopar is acting a little flakey at idle or slow on the accelerator or rough idle and you don't have an obvious mechanical problem (like weak...

If the car is running good and the only thing you are seeing is a little lower mileage, I would suspect the AC is the difference. The EVIC console in my 2004 Chrysler reports about 2-3 MPG less in the hot weather with the AC running constantly. Here, that means mid-April to mid-Oct, pretty...

I have nothing of value to add, but I was thinking ignition problem parading as a fuel issue, too. Have seen it before. On fuel problems, time is the enemy of all fuel systems. And my experience is that cars that are driven less have more of them. One you get it sorted, on any car built...