novakdesolation

OK and all I have to do is pull those 4 bolts and secure it to the car right?

I have a 96 4x4, and need to tow it on a tow dolly about 900 miles. Would I be crazy to do so, or would I be OK as long as the drive shaft is disconnected?

i love your attitude about vehicles, i hope to be an ase certified master mechanic one day, but that day gets pushed farther from lack of employment. either way, i'm going to take in the options for those lower links carefully and decide if i'm up for the challange, if not, i have a family friend who is a mechanic and will help me out [[for a small fee of course lol]]. i can't guarentee i'll be a fully active member, but i'll drop by and lurk often. and if she would like to join the sebring/avenger forum it's aseclub.net [[Avenger Sebring Enthusiast Club]] and sorry if i name dropped too much, it's a small forum, but we all have fun on there too lol. you could say these coupes are my passion

i don't care for the convertable, totally different platform, but the sebring coupe and avengers were made by mitsu. and i know i'm crazy too but i love that car lol

indeed, i am a forum member on aseclub.net for my sebring, and know that searching is the formost tool. and i already have some great info on what i needed to know, about the swaying these cars have from their lower links, just need to decide wether to live with it or replace the bushing/whole arm. kinda hard for me to do, never worked on an suv before and the pics will come a bit later i'm late for a tax appt. lol

Hello, my name's Tyler, and i live in Phoenix/Glendale Arizona. we've owned our 96 SE for about a month now and i am having some dificulties, but i will post threads about those in a few moments, i just thought i'd introduce myself and say thanks for the help in advance. this is actually my girlfriend's car, but i'm the one who drives it, she's afraid to drive at the moment because she was in an accident in her previous car. but myself, i drive a 96 Chrysler Sebring LX, so if anyone needs help with that or an avenger i'll be glad to help, or refer you to people who can help