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NVRMND POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Houston, Texas usa Registered: Apr 2001 Admin Use	posted 05-18-2001 08:18 PM WHo is the vendor of choice for mudflaps? Many thanks!
tangled up in BLUE POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:New Castle, Ind Registered: Dec 2000 Admin Use	posted 05-18-2001 08:49 PM The ONLY vendor I am aware of is your local Chrysler dealer....usually have them in a day or two...get front and rears....easy to install...a MUST for the cars if you intend to drive it at all... ------------------ X-Black 99 X-Silver Bullet X-Black 2000 X-Y2K YELO X 4
CJ POA Lifetime Site Supporter Prowler Junkie Personal ScrapBook From:Rochester Hills, MI USA Registered: Jul 2000 Admin Use	posted 05-18-2001 10:20 PM Definitely MOPAR...........and yes, they are necessary! Cheap insurance............ ------------------ CJ - 1999 Black Matching Prowler Trailer Stock / Classic / Beautiful
PROWLEN Prowler Junkie From:Wa. USA Registered: Dec 2000 Admin Use	posted 05-18-2001 11:44 PM Speaking of mud flaps... Mine are tight but the front ones seem to rattle. Does anyone else have this problem or has noticed this? Thump your fender on top and see if they rattle. The flap extending from the fender seems to need some insulation at that point. Does anyone have an easy fix? Thanks... ------------------ Prowl-On... PROWLEN.... John (-:
Alex POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Westminster, CO USA Registered: Apr 2001 Admin Use	posted 05-19-2001 09:20 AM Order them from the dealer!!! They should have them in 2-3 days. All 4 cost around $65.00 and are very easy to install. In my opinion a MUST if you drive your KAT. Alex ------------------ 2001 Orange Kat
Mike Krehel POA Site Supporter The World's Quickest Prowler (11.65 sec) and Administrating Kat Personal ScrapBook From:United States Registered: Jul 2000 Admin Use	posted 05-19-2001 10:07 AM Chrome, Mud flaps are a must. Here are the part numbers: -Mud flap front #82203235 -Mud flap rear #82203236 Prowlen, Check to make sure all the nuts are snugged up. There are three nuts per front flap. The nuts have a tendency to work themselves loose and the bolt head behind the flap will rattle. Be sure to put Locktite on the nuts to keep them from coming loose. ------------------ Mike Krehel ProwlerOnline.com Click and see me go!
SPCL-T POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Portland, Maine, USA Registered: May 2001 Admin Use	posted 05-19-2001 10:18 AM Mike is totally correct. Mine came loose, and I actually lost 2 out 3 nuts on one side. Loctite & elbow grease to ensure they are secure. After you install them, be careful around speed bumps and such. The front ones are so low to the ground, they will drag. I haven't seen any damage other than they just become loose over time. Drive at a angle as you go over speed bumps, it will lesson the grad and minimize potential dragging of the mud flaps. If the flaps become loose, be careful. When they vibrate or rattle, the flap is rubbing on the underside of the fender, which over time, will rub off paint. FYI ------------------ SPCL-T
NVRMND POA Site Supporter Prowler Junkie From:Houston, Texas usa Registered: Apr 2001 Admin Use	posted 05-19-2001 11:40 AM You guys rock!, Thanks, I will call dealer Monday and order them.
Todd Cameron unregistered Admin Use	posted 05-19-2001 04:36 PM Actually, even with Lock Tite they come loose if yours rub on speed bumps which the ones here ALWAYS do. What you want to do to prevent looseness and "vibration", is to install a flat washer and then a lock washer and THEN the factory nuts. ------------------ 2000 Black, 2001 Black Tie, 2001 Orange
FatManInTheBathTub Prowler Junkie From:Palm Coast, FL. Registered: Aug 2000 Admin Use	posted 05-20-2001 08:16 AM Hey now, I use ss locknuts as I lost a few nuts too. Also, the SPC control for the f. fenders must have a large tolerance. I noticed my left flap would scrub when I turned into my driveway everytime. I took out the tape measure, found that the fenders hang down a half inch different. Trimed the left so now the flaps are even and no more scrub............
Daryl Prowler Junkie From:Pittsburgh, PA, USA Registered: Sep 2000 Admin Use	posted 05-20-2001 11:25 AM My mud flaps also raddled, and drove me nuts! My tech put some thin pieces of foam material, with sticky tape on both sides of it, between the mud flap and where it attaches to the fender. It's been about 2 years since then and I still don't have any rattles.
Daryl Prowler Junkie From:Pittsburgh, PA, USA Registered: Sep 2000 Admin Use	posted 05-20-2001 11:27 AM <raddled>??! Don't know where my brain is today, can't even spell rattled!

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