The Chrysler K-Car Club

Yes boys and girls my minivan is ready for the tree lot where I rape and pillage the wallets of the Xmas fools to lazy to cart their own tree home. Come one, come all, to the enchanted tree lot in Venice Ca. Endorsed by world reknown SANTA CLAUS where we accept cash, cash, and more cash. You always...

Thank guys. I'm very familiar with the differences between the 2.0l/2.4l engines and the 2.2l/2.5l engines, but I was just wondering if the 2.5l had a similar head gasket failure issue as the early 2.0l did. It seems to be rare that you find a pre-'99 2.0l that has NOT had the head gasket changed t...

Did the 2.5l have head gasket issues like the '94-'98 2.0l did? I've owned several 2.2l powered cars (Turismos, Chargers and a Lancer) and they all went well over 100k miles with only a timing belt change, so I was expecting something similar from a 2.5l. The 2.5l is a totally different situation t...

The State of California only cares about the fact that you PASS Smog and that a Certified Station does the TESTING. You can fix your car yourself if you know what you're doing. The Certified Station only lets you know why you are not PASSING. Once the car is repaired by you, or whomever, you go bac...

"WELCOME!!!!" It's always great to find out that another K-Car has been saved from oblivion! Replacing a headliner is probably around $120, but what you ready need to have checked out is the Head Gasket. I have 60,000 original miles on my 2.5 liter, and the head gasket said bye-bye around...