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Joe & Christopher: Thank you so much for your help. This will help so much. Now, do you know where I can find a manual so we can have all the torque specs & head bolt pattern? Or an area on internet where I can look it up? Again, THANK YOU!! :-)
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04-12-1999, 04:24 AM
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Go to your local library or bookstore.I prefer the Chilton's manual over the Haynes.That is unless you want a factory service manual,which is what I usually use,but I work for a Chrysler dealer so I have an advantage there.Chilton usually uses pictures that are from the Chrysler service manuals,that's why I like them.
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04-12-1999, 05:19 AM
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Yeah, What Christopher say's, Is ok with all of us. My dad worked for a couple of different Dodge dealers in New York so I have the service manuals.
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