Airtray
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2late4u reacted to a post in a topic:
License Plate Replacement - Rear
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Love your characterization “brutally removed”. Honestly is still the best policy. Spent 3 hours trying to get the bolt to turn and it was frozen solid. Broke 3 new drill bits, 2 new screw extractors, finally cut it off at the head. Found a YT video where the mechanics took everything apart at the tailgate then realized the insert was glued in where the plate sits. Their ultimate solution? $12.95 license plate frame for a 2000-2004 BMW. Mine’s coming from Amazon Monday. Happy 4th everyone and God Bless America! (And all here as well!)
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Shame on me. 5rebel9 has a much better first choice for an answer. Only if the icons are there try the battery disconnect. Once again good luck!
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At the risk of sounding way too elementary, I’d disconnect the battery for about a half hour. First time I had a radio problem I squeezed out of the dealer service department that’s all they did and it worked. Had a ‘14 Dart with 8.4 and no nav and have a ‘17 Journey with nav. Good luck!
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Mea culpa. Just saw the post. 99k miles. Ouch -
No sarcasm intended-how many miles and were there any specific symptoms? My Journey’s a 3.6 but my Dart is a 2.4 which looks like what you may have. What did the plugs look like?
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2017 Crossroad Plus w/3.6AWD. Just put on BFG T/A Advantage Plus and initially it looks like I’m dropping 2-3 MPG down to 23 highway. These are auto/light truck tires and are replacing the Kumho OEM at 30k. Headed out soon for an 800-1,000 mile round trip so I’ll have a better read on what kind of MPG I’ll be in for longer term. Got these because i live in NW PA and don’t want the expense of separate snows and rims. Tires have a specific snow rating and tread is aggressive, though that seems to be coming at the expense of a few MPG. Time will tell.
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Brought mine back to HF last week, no receipt and no problem. In and out with a gift card (tax incl) in less than 5 minutes.
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Been using Mobil 1 since 1976 in a new Chevy Nova. Many cars since then including my 2017 Crossroad Plus. Consistent over the 10 Chrysler products preceding this one, I get minimum sticker mileage though typically 2-3 miles mpg greater. I also check tire pressure frequently.