300C I With just one glance, it’s clear that 300C is not just another saloon car. Chrome accents complement its bold proportions. The grille assumes importance and is reminiscent of Chrysler’s renowned past. For 2006, 300C welcomes a brand new 3.0 Common Rail Diesel (CRD) engine. Compact and lightweight, this all-aluminum engine block delivers class-leading power — 218 Hp (DIN) and peak torque of 510 N·m. (more…)

These Chrysler Safety Specifications have been taken from the Chrysler LLC Plant Engineering & Environment Planning Standards (MT Is/SMIs/ETIs) . All equipment shall also conform to the latest revisions of applicable NFPA, ANSI, and OSHA State, Federal standards and section 15 of the Ergonomics Do’s and Don’ts. Control Reliability shall be compliant with ANSI B11.19 and ANSI Z-244. All manufacturers (more…)

A PERSPECTIVE FROM TREVOR CREED, SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT – DESIGN Detroit, Jan 14, 2008 – Three passionate designs combine with three advanced propulsion systems. The result: high-tech, innovative vehicles with alternative fuel choices… and exciting design and brand character. Chrysler LLC’s mission to be more environmentally responsible is significantly changing how we envision vehicles in our future portfolio. (more…)

ACCESSORIES AIR BAGS The PT Cruiser experience includes a reassuring sense of protection. That’s because we’ve included some of the most up-to-date safety features like Advanced Multistage driver and passenger front air bags*. The available supplemental side air bags* (standard on PT Cruiser Limited and GT) offer additional protection for driver and front-outboard passenger in the event of a collision. (more…)

At Chrysler, safety is a priority designed into all of our vehicles. So it is particularly satisfying to see Sebring Sedan achieve a five star rating-the highest government frontal crash test rating for driver and front passenger. Sebring Sedan brings together style and safety so you can look great on the road, and feel safe while you’re there. Whether it’s the full range of active safety features, passive safety systems, (more…)

Engineered Better…Backed Better litan any car in ils class. This is the most beautiful Chrysler ever built. Classic. Simple. Impressive. Its style is individual. There’s no mistaking the’64 Chrysler for any other make. (more…)

SPECIFICATIONS Wheelbase 99.9″ Overall Length 179.7″ Overall Width 68.5″ Overall Height 52.5″ 4-Door Sedan 52.9″ Track – Front 57.6″ – Rear 57.0″ Turning Diameter (Feet)… 343 Trunk Volume (Cu. Ft)…, 15.1 LrsciirsH 2.2 litre ( 135 CID) 4 CyL TRANSMISSION 4 Speed manual – standard Wide ratio automatic (optional) STANDARD PRODUCT FEATURES LeBaron & LeBaron (more…)

One glance into the interior of New Yorker and you’re convinced this is a premium-line car. And no wonder ! Rich, luxurious jacquard-weave fabric, stitched in large biscuit pleats and surrounded by soft, leather- grained vinyl, forms the standard trim for front and rear seats. Front seat also has chromed side shields and assist handles on the seat-back to complete the luxury touch. Interior door (more…)

Owner’s Manual Supplement 35423: Explain to the conversion owner that the kneel system manual release feature has been disabled. All power features will function normally. In the event the kneel system is not functioning properly, the kneel system should be repaired immediately. The conversion should “Providing Access to the World” International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 USA 1-800-THE LIFT® (574) 946-6153 FAX: (574) 946-4670 ® ® Service Bulletin 35422 April 2009 Service Bulletin 35422 Manual Release Handle Removal 1. Remove rear seat (if necessary). 2. Turn T-handle counterclockwise until free of the turnbuckle. Discard T-handle. 3. Remove plastic guide. 4. Remove decal plate and turn over so that the decal is facing down. Reinstall decal plate on floor mounted release bracket. 5. Reinstall plastic guide. 6. Install rear seat (if removed). T-handle Plastic Guide Decal Plate Floor Mounted Release Bracket Turnbuckle Release Cable MANUAL RELEASE KNEEL ACTUATOR ENGAGE RELEASE Turn handle clockwise until vehicle raises. 26108 Chrysler Application Manual Release Cable Removal 7. From underside of vehicle, remove turnbuckle and release cable from floor mounted release bracket (below rear seat). Cut cable as shown in Figure 1. 8. Loosen jam nuts at the cable mounting bracket (at actuator). See Figure 2. 9. Remove turnbuckle from actuator motor threaded stud. 10. Remove cable mounting bracket. 11. Cut release cable as shown in Figure 2. Discard cable. Figure Figure 2 Page 1 Cut Here Jam Nuts Threaded Stud Release Cable Turnbuckle Cable Mounting Bracket Cut Here Introduction: Replacement actuators for the kneel system are no longer equipped with a cable activated mechanical brake. The manual release cable will be disconnected from the actuator during replacement procedures (disabling the manual release feature). Disconnect the release cable at both ends as outlined in this bulletin. Remove the release handle from the interior of the vehicle. not be driven with the rear of the vehicle in the lowered position. Attempting to do so will result in an extremely rough and unstable ride. Insert supplement 35423 in the Kneel System section of the operator’s manual. The supplement will be available as a reminder that the kneel system manual release feature has been disabled. for removal of Kneel Actuator Manual Release Applicable for Braun 2002 through 2007 GM and 2001 through 2007 Dodge/Chrysler Lowered Floor Minivan Conversions “Providing Access to the World” International Corporate Hdqrs: P.O. Box 310 Winamac, IN 46996 USA 1-800-THE LIFT® (574) 946-6153 FAX: (574) 946-4670 ® ® Service Bulletin 35422 GM Application 7. Remove tire carrier and actuator motor cover, located in the rear hatch area. See Photos A and B. 8. Loosen jam nuts at the cable mounting bracket. See Figure 4. 9. Remove turnbuckle from actuator motor threaded stud. 10. Remove cable mounting bracket. 11. Cut off cable as shown in Figure 4. Discard. 12. Reinstall actuator motor cover and tire carrier. Manual Release Cable Removal Page 2 Figure 3 Figure 4 1. Remove rear seat (if necessary). 2. Remove cotter pin from release handle, freeing the release cable. See Figure 3. 3. Remove E-Clip securing the release handle to the release bracket. 4. Remove and discard release handle. 5. Cut off cable end as shown. Discard. 6. Install rear seat (if removed). Manual Release Handle Removal Release Handle Cotter Pin Release Cable E-Clip Release Bracket 3/8″ Shaft Cut Here Jam Nuts Threaded Stud Release Cable Turnbuckle Cut Here Tire Carrier Actuator Motor Cover Actuator Motor A B Introduction: Replacement actuators for the kneel system are no longer equipped with a cable activated mechanical brake. The manual release cable will be disconnected from the actuator during replacement procedures (disabling the manual release feature). Disconnect the release cable at both ends as outlined in this bulletin. Remove the release handle from the interior of the vehicle. Owner’s Manual Supplement 35423: Explain to the conversion owner that the kneel system manual release feature has been disabled. All power features will function normally. In the event the kneel system is not functioning properly, the kneel system should be repaired immediately. The conversion should not be driven with the rear of the vehicle in the lowered position. Attempting to do so will result in an extremely rough and unstable ride. Insert supplement 35423 in the Kneel system section of the operator’s manual. The supplement will be available as a reminder that the kneel system manual release feature has been disabled. Service Bulletin 35422 April 2009 for removal of Kneel Actuator Manual Release Applicable for Braun 2002 through 2007 GM and 2001 through 2007 Dodge/Chrysler Lowered Floor Minivan Conversions Note: Actuator assembly may be oriented 90° (per model year). Cable Mounting Bracket…

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Air Bags* — Next Generation multistage driver and front-passenger Air Conditioning — Automatic temperature control Antenna — Integral to rear window Assist Handles — Overhead for front and rear outboard passengers Battery-Saver Feature — Turns off headlamps if left on over 10 minutes Brake-Park Interlock — Driver must apply brake before shifting from Park Brakes — Four-wheel disc antilock with Electronic Brake Distribution Cargo Net — Trunk, envelope design Child Seat (more…)