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The dodge service manual says 6.2 oz, ALLDATA says 6.2 oz, Tech Choice parts oil capacity chart says 6.25 oz., the side of a compressor says 7.43 oz. STANDARD PROCEDURE - REFRIGERANT OIL LEVEL ( 2001 Dodge service manual page24-57) "It is important to have the correct amount of oil in the refrigerant system. This ensures proper lubrication of the compressor. Too little oil will result in damage to the compressor. Too much oil will reduce the cooling capacity of the air conditioning system."

These are the people Vladimir Lenin called useful idiots

STANDARD PROCEDURE - REFRIGERANT OIL LEVEL ( 2001 Dodge service manual page24-57) When an air conditioning system is assembled at the factory, all components except the compressor are refrigerant oil free. After the refrigerant system has been charged and operated, the refrigerant oil in the compressor is dispersed throughout the refrigerant system. Refrigerant Oil Capacities Component ml fl oz A/C System 210 6.2 Accumulator 60 2 Condenser 30 1 Evaporator 60 2 Compressor drain and measure the oil from the old compressor - see text. Put 6.2fl oz into an empty compressor, evacuate the air in the system and recharge

How did this thread go from "It's nice to have to have a clean bathroom to use anywhere you go" to "most people talking in the thread here want to get together"?

If that true then I died a year and a half ago by living in the fast lane of SoCal. I can understand that. Being self employed, the business doesn't give you a payed vacation and time off, no work no money. Prioritize that time off, you can only afford so much.

We can get together then and there August 18, 2017 This Thread is to Cover the Mopar1973Man Camping Meet and Greet for the Full Eclipse Aug 18th Thru the 21st 2017. We will be camping out near Michaels place in a...

You don't need no stinking special tools. A hammer, chisel,a pair of vice-grips and a gun to finish it off, are all the special tools you need.

How I long for them Leave it to Beaver days. Life seamed so simple then. I even had a friend like Eddie Haskell.

A Mobile Idaho Patio. Did you pull 5th gear off first. Try pulling the races and/or bearings off the counter shaft, that will drop the counter shaft away from the main shaft and free it up. While it's apart I'd replace all syncros and bearings, no questions asked.

You don't have to that's what the government run schools are for.

Try using a pair of these to clamp off the hose in front and behind the pressure regulator. I use them in conjunction with a drain pan. You will lose very little fuel with no mess.

The official LBGT Transgender restroom signage, for Dripley's 3ed rest room.

I see pictures like this flash by on the news and don't think much about it. Now that it's happening to someone I know, if only through this web site, the pictures take on a different meaning. Is every one alright, how much damage is there, how long to put things right, is there any help available, what does it take to put a house 8' in the air??? Take it one day at a time and in forty years it'll be a memory of the flood of 16. God bless and good luck.

10 fingers 10toes the way to go. Congratulations and best of wishes. Your life has changed forever in so many ways.

With thousands and thousands of local, state and federal laws and regulations on the books already, we're all felons. We just haven't been caught yet.

My wife and I, when traveling, like to refer to our 5er as the 'porta potty'. I know what you mean about the beds. You can buy it at Amazon.

If you look closely you can see a vent filter behind it. I bought 2 packs of 12/pack off Amazon. With 3 floor vents I figure I have an 8 year supply. http://www.amazon.com/WEB-WVENT-Vent-Register-Filters/dp/B000BWKMI2/ref=sr_1_cc_1?s=aps&ie=UTF8&qid=1461203650&sr=1-1-catcorr&keywords=web+vent+filters

At temperatures over 200°F the EHL (elastohydrodynamic lubrication) film can start to brake down. When the temperature reaches 210° to 220°F an oil cooler is recommended. When the temperatures go over 220°F oil degradation occurs very rapidly and by 250°F the oil is junk and will no longer supply any wear protection. It is suggested to insulate any exhaust pipes near the transmission but do not insulate the transmission.

It doesn't hurt to check things out especially the brake system, if you're moving you got to stop. You say the PO serviced them, did he do them himself or have Manny, Mo, or Jack do it? I've seen people put brake pads in backward and then wonder what that grinding noise was. What was the quality of parts used? I have people all the time tell me " use the cheapest parts because I'm selling the car".

Those are the same numbers my fuel boss delivers. Save your money!

The floor grates for the trailer's heater vents were beat up so I made new ones out of the scrap. pieces.

I'd pop the top of the case off and check it out. If a bearing went out you'd think you would hear it grinding for a while before it took a dump. Also if the input shaft (4th gear) bearing went bad and went to pieces it wouldn't mesh with the counter shaft properly and you'd lose 1ed and 2ed . Could it be that the shift rail or sliding hub for 3/4 selection jammed up due to a broken synchro ring or dog? I've rebuilt a few 4 and 5 speed trans over the years and like the others have said it's not hard and it's not brain surgery. If you take your time and pay attention to details with a few hand tools and a gear puller you'll be able to due it.

Do you have room to comfortably carry portable solar panels in your truck camper when traveling? In a 30' travel trailer there is room inside or in a basement compartment to store it but how much room in a cab over truck camper?

Check out this site and use the side arrows for other articles on solar. http://www.truckcampermagazine.com/camper-tech/systems/installing-a-solar-panel-system-part-1/

Thank his Lucky Charms you were there to help that felonious amateur arborist. He must have missed that part on You-Tube Well who do you think is paying for his medical care? I think it would have been a lot cheaper and less painful if he had hired a tree surgeon and not an orthopedic surgeon. Penny wise, pound foolish.