Lobitz68

Or if you have an aftermarket amplified stereo... 90 minutes could potentially kill your battery then.

Those are plug and play, but they are designed for halogen bulbs. You could still install HIDs in them if you'd like, but you risk ruining them from the heat of the bulb (can't say for sure that it would ruin them, but there is a slight risk). While I would normally suggest using a projector designed for HID bulbs, I would definitely recommend using something like this over throwing bulbs in your oem reflector headlights. Eagle Eyes makes decent products, but make sure the seller is willing to take returns as I have had issues with the insides of them being broken upon delivery before.

Interesting.... probably the way you are searching. If you browse the playlist list it should work fine. I'll check mine at lunch.

Hard to make out, but is the water pump over there? Definitely antifreeze though... Probably dripping from somewhere else and just looks like it is coming from there. That is a good sized leak, I would get it looked at. Any competent mechanic will get it figured out in a hurry.

I don't find them to be dim at all... it is a soft light, but I find that much easier to deal with in the dark than a bright ass light. Personal preference I suppose. They are very directional, so where they shine, they light up well. I like that the whole cabin is lit up like Time Square.

Do you have another dealer you can try? Your's sounds incompetent. At a minimum, they should be in contact with Chrysler engineers trying to figure this out, not just throwing parts at it...

Well, at least it didn't smell like butt when you smelled the seats...

Surprised you didn't rant about how she had an HDD and you don't. Ha! Still think I would check the speakers first.

Yeah, you have the upgraded LEDs... a video would help I think.

You can get radio updates online and install them yourself, so I'm not sure what they needed a disc for or what could have possibly cost $250... It was unclear in your mammoth post if this happens with all audio, but I am assuming that is the case? Have you tried using the fade and balance on the stereo to see if it is a blown speaker or something like that? You can get decent aftermarket replacement speakers for very cheap... The crackling when removing the cable wouldn't concern me a whole lot, but if you can try and narrow it down some more with the fade and balance and see if this is happening on every speaker I think it would be a good start.

Ha! Just noticing now?? All of your interior lights (including puddle light on the bottom of the doors and in the door cup holders) are LED. The ONLY light that isn't is the big ugly one on the inside of the rear hatch. Still can't figure out why they did that...

While I agree that it doesn't make a lot of sense, it isn't any less safe to mix tires... Although if you are only doing 2, they should be on the back tires from what I've read and heard from "tire guys".

He said it doesn't happen when the vehicle is running though... doesn't sound like a short to me. And, it doesn't sound like a flicker, but more like it dims and get brighter. No idea...

I have literally NEVER used my FOB. Just keep it in my pocket... so easy to lock and unlock without it.

Bout damn time! Looks great, nice work.

You can do it with the buttons on the steering wheel as well...

Nice work. I would have borrowed, begged or stolen an orbital as that had to be a ton of work. But hey, at least you got it done!

Haha!! Thanks for typing that out!

Agreed. I usually go down there for a night...but that's one night out of (usually) 7...

OP. One post is enough... as you can see from one of your many posts, the answer came quickly.

This explains the recent abundance of new posts from you! Congrats!

Mine has great bass... may be the JL Audio sub I have mounted in the rear cargo storage area though.

You're probably going to have to go custom... A spring shop should be able to get you something that will achieve your goals... or you could cut your springs if you want to live dangerously.

I know he didn't use it, but PlastiDip makes a light tint application as well...

Which LED?