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I've driven a '73 Duster, a '64 Plymouth Fury, and a '89 Dakota 4X4 V6 (can you say dog?), and an old Dart that I cannot remember the year. It had the slant six. Maybe about a 1970? It would occasionally stall on left turns through intersections. That was fun
My wife was always a Chrysler product fan up until her current VW, she had a 80 something Fury, Shelby Charger the only nice one she had, Plymouth Voyager, and now the POS we're trying to sell 2002 Town and Country!
I've driven a '73 Duster, a '64 Plymouth Fury, and a '89 Dakota 4X4 V6 (can you say dog?), and an old Dart that I cannot remember the year. It had the slant six. Maybe about a 1970? It would occasionally stall on left turns through intersections. That was fun
A veteran Dodge guy would know to take three right turns, instead.
You do not need to make three turns with a Dodge because they trun so short, that is why they die when you truned left because all the fuel rolls to one side of the tank.
Just leaving work to try and get one more mowing out of my lawnmower. I need to pull out both plugs and clean them before I can get it to start. It is on its last tire (leg). I figure I need about 10 more times to make it until fall.
You do not need to make three turns with a Dodge because they trun so short, that is why they die when you truned left because all the fuel rolls to one side of the tank.
Originally Posted by Skattracker3
Afternoon all.
Just leaving work to try and get one more mowing out of my lawnmower. I need to pull out both plugs and clean them before I can get it to start. It is on its last tire (leg). I figure I need about 10 more times to make it until fall.
That's probably because it does not have three plugs...