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  1. My cousin drove his Hellcat out to our place to orchistrate the repair; couldn't help to think of you when he opened up the hood...............
  2. Picture 1 we removed the cover in front of the radiator and the cover over both lights. We loosened the 3 nuts on the shock tube plate as shown on picture 3 Picture 2 and 3 shows me using a wrench to push down on the shock tube from the small space that is behind the headlight and lifting the bumper up at the same time as some else tightens back the 3 nuts on the shock tube plate. We did this on both passenger and driver side of the car. Picture 4 shows it completely repaired. Hopefully we figured out the best way to do this; it took us about an hour and we did not have to crawl underneath the car. Thank you both for your input. Kerry
  3. Hi, I plan to get this fixed in a couple weeks; I'll post an update when completed. I'm adding these pictures of the issue just for the record. The photos are the passenger’s side; the driver's side is just a little loose too (the bumper has no evidence of being hit; it's just some type of reflection on the photos). Kerry
  4. Hi Hemi, Hopefully you can put me on the list of things to do after you get your hand repaired first. Garnet and Gold sent me an email with a photo regarding the slider but I haven't dove into that yet since when I pull up the bumper with my hand and look underneath the hood I can see movement in the area that you pointed out. The #6 bolts in your diagram appear to be tight so I re-attached your diagram edited to point out where I see movement along with a “possible” solution. I’m wondering if it would solve the problem if I were to loosen up the 2 bolts pointed out in the diagram and then hold the bumper up and tighten them. Perhaps try the same with the #6 bolts? Are the holes for any of these bolts elongated? Is the best way to access them by removing the headlight? Could it be that something broke inside the area I see movement? Thanks and get better soon, Kerry
  5. Thank you all for the info. I'll post an update once I figure it out and repair it........
  6. 1990 Chrysler TC by Maserati 3.0 V6. This is my 30th year anniversary of owning the car. The front bumper is loose and it slid down about 1/4" on the passanger side and the driver side is a little loose. It did not run into anything or been hit, it just did it on it's own. I'm thinking that some bolt came loose and just needs to be tightened. I Iooked under the hood and couldn't see where I need to start. I tightened the bolts undereath the bumper with an allen wrench and that did not help. Can someone post a schematic so I can see what I need to do on this project? Has this happened to anyone? Thanks, Kerry
  7. When I pushed the driver side power lock button it made a continual running sound but it didn't lock the door. I took the door panel off to see if it was something easy to fix. Turned out it was. The before and after pictures are inside the driver side door toward the top left side close by the lock that the key goes into. The bent metal rod came out of the hole because the plastic part that secured it broke. I provided a picture of the plastic part that broke along with a before picture and after picture of the repair I made. I wouldn't recommend anyone do it like I did but it did the job. I'm thinking the plastic part that broke might be a common thing to find since I could see many of them inside the door. If anyone knows the part number it might be helpful for anyone who runs into a similar problem with the power door locks.
  8. UPDATE: I took the instrument panel out of the dashboard. Before I took all the wiring off the instrument panel I decided to twist the electrical green ribbon in different positions to see if I could activate the lights when I turned the ignition on. It worked so I taped the green ribbon wire to the instrument panel in the position that it was working and all has been working like it was designed to do. The original tape that held the ribbon to the instrument panel was no good so I replaced it. There is probably some sort of loose connection but it works great.
  9. Thank you for the pictures Hemi.........
  10. Thank you JerryLG. Any chance you have a picture pointing out the connector you are mentioning. If not, I know Hemi does since when I met with him a couple years ago he brought some dashboard parts.................
  11. I had an a/c guy do this project and it was indeed the cut-off switch that went bad. Yes Hemi, the switch is screw-in on the expansion valve and he did exactly what you said in our private message which was to replace the switch and fill the system. The system was low on refrigerant so the compressor wouldn't kick on and the 30amp fuse was not the issue; all is working good now. The pictures attached are of the switch pulled apart after I cleaned a pool of oil out of it and the picture Hemi sent me of the cut-off switch.
  12. Hi, I successfully completed the odometer repair. When I was putting the cluster back into the dashboard I found this little black plastic washer and am having trouble identifying where it came from. Does anyone know where this goes (see photo).
  13. Thanks for the info TexasJohn; any chance that you would know where that fuse would be? The 30A fuse under the steering wheel for the A/C is good; I pulled it out and it appears that it is for the fan that blows air out the vents.
  14. 1990 TC 3.0 Liter. The heater works as does the defroster, floor, bi-level and panel buttons. The push button to turn on the A/C stopped illuminating blue and simultaneously cold air stopped coming through the vents. Has anyone experienced this or are there any suggestions for the fix of it?
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