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dpena            POA Site Supporter Administrating Kat Visit Dan's Prowler Excitement Personal ScrapBook From:San Jose Ca Santa Clara |
posted 09-02-2000 11:17 PM
    
Enthusiasts, For those of you who have not yet purchased the Mopar front and rear Prowler fender splash guards. You might enjoy this. Go to my website and select the link for Later... ------------------ |
Punk N Purp      POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Pacifica, CA, USA |
posted 09-03-2000 01:37 AM
Hey Dan, more great pictures. They illustrate what most Prowler owners have had problems with. The picture #4 on page 1, you can see that the bolts on the left are not seated all the way. I had to go through heck trying to get the bolt down to where it belonged. In your picture #16 on the other side of the car all three bolts are properly seated. I had the same thing happen to me. Keep up the good work. Jim Clayton. |
Pirana Prowler Junkie From:The Amazon River @ DFW |
posted 09-03-2000 07:30 AM
Great pictures Dan. Just my luck you are one day late. I put mine on a couple days ago. My car must have been finished on a wednsday, all my bolts fitted just right!  Thank you again for the visuals!------------------ |
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Nyle Wing Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:USA. |
posted 09-03-2000 08:27 AM
Hi Dan, Did you used locktite sealant on the nuts ? If not take the nuts back off and put some on! or change the nut to nylock nuts so they will not come lose. I lost three of mine before i noticed that they come lose. Just trying to save you some fender damage  Hey Dan is that a professional cresent wrench ? hehe. see ya. ------------------ |
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Gary C POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:San Diego Area |
posted 09-03-2000 01:10 PM
I was told to use Blue locktite and had no problems. Praise Larry Lord. |
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Y2KRedProwler Prowler Junkie From:Los Angeles Area, CA,USA |
posted 09-03-2000 10:27 PM
Hi Dan, did you leave the mud flaps the length they came from the facory or trim them shorter? |
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dpena POA Site Supporter Administrating Kat Visit Dan's Prowler Excitement Personal ScrapBook From:San Jose Ca Santa Clara |
posted 09-03-2000 11:37 PM
Purple Pacifican, Yes, I ended up hammering those things in. Nyle Wing, Did not know they would fly off. I will take your advise and go back and put some nylock nuts. That should not be a problem. Thanks! My wrench is the P5600 double strength screw newmatic Tim Allan special ordered from Tool Time. Y2KRedProwler, For now, I have left them the way they are. I got speed bumps where I live and I'm not to jazzed about going thru them. I was able to experience the scraping noise they make in John Davies silver bullet. Does not sound pretty. No damage appeared to be present on his splash guards. Thank you enthusiasts for your feedback! Very helpful. Nice to know you got supporters out there in Prowler Country. Later.... ------------------ |
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PhxSuncat unregistered Personal ScrapBook Admin Use |
posted 09-04-2000 01:22 AM
Dan- Before wrenching any further on your cat, purchase the Binford Tools 8000 series crescent wrenches that Nyle uses. This set of 12, from 2inch to 24 inch wrenches in 2 inch increments, is forged steel. Warranty: ten years or first use! ------------------ |
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Nyle Wing Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:USA. |
posted 09-04-2000 09:05 AM
Hey don't laugh I have a Tim Allen Bad Boy signature series 22 inch chain saw Larry Binfords the best ! ------------------ |
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