[NAJ]

Forgot to add, if you want to know if parts are still available you can check RealMopar.com - Your #1 Source for OEM Parts and Accessories

They are the only website I know of that will show if the parts are actually available. If they list it on the site when searching the part number in the search bar, then most likely the Chrysler warehouses have it.

First let me say that this is the GREATEST thing since Sliced Bread and Velcro.

Also I used your site to check availabilty of parts and all 3 I checked came up with the yellow dot,"may be available."
When I checked my source one was available, one was on national backorder and the other was discontinued.

 

[NAJ]

I use wholesalemopar.com.
If you search by the part# it will give you the new # if it is superceded.
That is what I did for the 3 parts i needed.
Fuel Tank Filler Tube Seal, Available
(already recieved and installed)
Rollover Valve, National Backorder
(was told they are expected to be available in Oct)
Rollover Valve Grommet, Discontinued

 

[NAJ]

I just looked and the catalogs are "passenger cars" only.
For an exploded veiw of the wipers you will need a 96 Dakota FSM or go to your local dealer.

 

[NAJ]

10th digit of the VIN is the year.
K = 89
L = 90

 

[NAJ]

And if you are succesful I will be getting a flashdrive to download them to.
How much space did they require?

 

[NAJ]

Please inform members that are directed to this thread that the links in post #5 are not working so direct them to post #41.

 

[NAJ]

I still use wholesalemopar.com.
If the # is not found it is probably because it has long since been discontinued.
Your best bet is to call them and ask and ask if they can run a parts locator.

I just recently called them for the rear quarter panel reflector for my 90 Daytona and there was one left in the country at a dealer in Illinois, it now lives with me in N.J.

 

[NAJ]

I think the outer belt weatherstrip is discontinued but can't hurt to call.
Most use the universal from J.C Whitney which is what I used on the inside.

Fairchild Industries INNER AND OUTER BELT WEATHERSTRIPPING - UNIVERSAL - JCWhitney

 

[NAJ]

Post #41 has all of the links from 82-96.

 

[NAJ]

Thanks NAJ. Got it. Wow!!

This is wonderful. Now here we go trying to locate some of these parts!

FUNATIC

wholesalemopar.com has been extremely helpful with me in the past running parts locators.
Gave me the name and phone #'s for 4 dealers that showed the upper and lower timing covers and only 2 actually had them(1 upper and 1 lower, last ones in the country until the uppers are released thru vintage parts)
They also gave me the name and # of the only dealer to show the rear 1/4 panel reflector and they had that(last in the country).

 

[NAJ]

Post 41 has the working links.
I downloaded them all awhile ago and had no issues.

 

[NAJ]

The links that work are in post #41.

 

[NAJ]

Hi
How do you get this to work...all I get is a Berrysprinter blank page and no options except the privacy policy?????

Post 41 has the working links.
The original links stopped working some time ago so once they were reposted I downloaded all of the catalogs to my computer so I would have them.

 

[NAJ]

You need the paint code, the body code plate is located underhood on the radiator support.
This is from a 1990, same in 89???

 

[NAJ]

hello, does anyone know if these pdf`s are still available? i clicked on the link but it did not take me to the pdf. IMight be doing something wrong. I have both a 1989 and a 1990 dodge daytona shelby so I am interested in both those years. Thank you.

Post 41 has working links

 

[NAJ]

how do you download the fiche it just sends me to barrys parts

Post 41 has working links, I just downloaded all of the catalogs to my computer so I have them readily available.

 

[NAJ]

Still here Jan ?

What does &#x1f642 mean??? :shrug:

 

[NAJ]

Agreed.An idea why does the admin not edit #1 and add the link
Index of /ServiceManuals

This will give you the index that you can choose the year....

and so it is done

good suggestion !!

Yes it was a good suggestion :thumb:, however they are "Parts Catalogs", not "Service Manuals". :shrug: