hairly legs or smooths legs for men?

Question 1
hairly legs or smooths legs for men?...  

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1)   Smooth. - anastasiastarz

2)   HAIRLY legs,for sure. - Chad92

3)   Ehh... please don't shave your legs. That's weird. - SEN10RITIS!♥

4)   i likes them hairly legs/for me its strictly hairly or no legs at all - ken k

5)   Of course hairy. Its sexier - M M

6)   not like completly smooth
but not lke liberachi - tallgurl

7)   Hairy!!! Don't even consider shaving... - Erica H

8)   Why did you ask this under Chrysler? - Adam


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Question 2
Why is the floor of my Pacifica wet?...  I have a 2005 Chrysler Pacifica and it has recently been getting wet spots on the passenger side floor. I'm not sure why it's happening but it's only on the passenger side. I live on a hill and I've noticed when I park facing down the hill it doesn't get as wet. I recently took a parking block with me when backing out of a parking space and it was stuck under the front of my car so I'm not sure if maybe that might have messed something up down there. I was just wondering what the possible reasons could be that it's getting wet. It's occuring even when it hasn't rained so I don't think it's coming from the outside. Any thoughts would be lovely because I know absolutely nothing about cars and before I take it in I'd like to have an idea of what it could be. Thanks!

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1)   Probably the heater core. - Thumper

2)   If the liquid is green it's coolant so you'll need to replace your heater core. Have your windows been fogging up or have you smelled anything strange? Those are also symptoms of a bad heater core. - breynnmike

3)   If your heater core died I feel sorry for you. Some mechanics quit their jobs because they refuse to do the heater core replacement. its so much work and it takes quite a while. - Garrett

4)   It sounds like it probably is the heater core.
You are lucky to have this problem on a Pacifica as opposed to most vehicles. On most cars and trucks a heater core is a bear of a job. But on your car it's a breeze, especially if it's not equipped with adjustable pedals. It comes out from under the dash on the drivers side after disconnecting 2 tubes and removing 2 screws. Most vehicles require removal of the whole dash and the HVAC plenum to do this job.
It takes about 1 1/2 hours total to do it. Most shops should charge you about $125.00 labor, give or take depending on the labor rates in your area, and the part is probably under $100.00 bucks.

Best of Luck! - Dave

5)   When I had my 2007 Ford Taurus the floor got wet a lot on the passenger side also. I took it to my local Ford dealership and they fixed it for free. I think they said it was the air-conditioner leaking antifreeze - Dustin


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Question 3
I've got a 1970 plymouth valiant, can't figure out what type of transmission fluid it needs?...  It's got a 3.7 liter slant 6. Does anyone know if it requires a certain type of transmission fluid or does it matter? I asked the people at autozone and looked in the haynes manual but have got no answer.

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1)   DEXRON 3
its here in this article about 3/4 the way down.

http://www.allpar.com/mopar/torqueflite.html - mdcbert

2)   Use Dextron II or Dextron III - Dave

3)   Use type "A" automatic trans fluid. Run of the mill stuff. (If it is an automatic) If it is a Standard Transmission use # 80 gear oil in the winter and #90 in the summer. - DONNY G

4)   Dextron 3 is the one you want.... - Johnny Rotten


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Question 4
Does the transmission in a 2005 crossfire look like oil?...  I had my oil changed and check up by the Chrysler dealer (Colliseum Motors in Casper Wyoming) Cost $120 then went on vacation...when I got back there was a puddle under my car. I took it back and told them I thought it was oil ( looked and smelled like oil not the reddish color of transmission fluid) they check it out and told me it was a trans problem and it cost me another $360. The manager told me that the fluid in crossfire looks like oil....I think he's full of crap.

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1)   if your spending 120 for an oil change then you may be the one full of crap simply ask to go uot to your car and look at the transmission fluid with the manager, if you know nothing about cars then ask, instead of going in with guns blazing, you may end up looking like an idiot in the end - paddfoot

2)   Depends on what trans you got, Auto trans he is full of crap, takes ATF +4. Manual last I checked gear oil and its a thin synthetic - rick b

3)   The transmission in your vehicle is built by Mercedes Benz and takes special fluid.

If it's a manual it uses MB236.2 5W20 Synthetic oil which looks like engine oil.

If it's an automatic it can use either MB236.10 or MB236.12 which are synthetic transmission fluids and also look like engine oil.

I suspect the Service Manager is being honest with you.

Best of Luck! - Dave

4)   The trans fluid in your Crossfire, if it is an automatic transmission, should be dark or cherry red in color. Engine oil is brown in color. If it is a manual transmission, then is the trans fluid is similar in color to the engine oil, but thicker. It is rare for a manual trans to leak in regular service. - C-Tech


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Question 5
Where are all the aftermarket parts for Chrysler Sebring 2002 Lx Coupe?...  I have searched high and low for some aftermarket euro headlights and any other parts for that matter for my car and can't seem to find anything that will fit. Most parts i have found are only for the 4dr, Or the Convertible. Is this due to the fact that my car has a Mitsubishi Design??..with the Chrysler name?..could some one please let me know if there is a web site that has parts for my Chrysler Sebring LX 2002 coupe??..

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1)   Chrysler is semi-high end. They really don't make any aftermarket parts for it. The few that you will find will be for the more expensive ones (convertible) because they are translated into GT- like forms of other cars. - Bob B

2)   The Sebring does not have a large aftermarket catalog. However, you might be able to find a good selection with JC Whitney at good prices.

I don't see why you couldn't use sedan spec parts in most cases for the coupe. Headlights, for example, should be the same. - Headtater

3)   The Sebring Coupe shared many parts with the Mitsubishi Galant and neither car was in high demand. You may need the look up Mitsubishi galant sites, and there will probably be limited selection there. - C-Tech


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