I had a Dodge van that kept overheating on long trips until I changed the temperature gauge to read out in Kelvin. It still overheated, but it never got to that scary red zone again.
I had a Dodge van that kept overheating on long trips until I changed the temperature gauge to read out in Kelvin. It still overheated, but it never got to that scary red zone again.
Don't forget your strip of electrical tape over the check engine light. You'll never be bothered by it again!
Don't forget your strip of electrical tape over the check engine light. You'll never be bothered by it again!
I have that over my "fasten seat belt" light. I just need to get rid of that ding.ding.ding.....ding.ding.ding.....ding.ding.ding sound which makes Homer go crazy.
I have that over my "fasten seat belt" light. I just need to get rid of that ding.ding.ding.....ding.ding.ding.....ding.ding.ding sound which makes Homer go crazy.
You can do it in mopars by a series of seat belt engagements with ignition cycling. No ding for me.
You can do it in mopars by a series of seat belt engagements with ignition cycling. No ding for me.
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