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Old 24-06-2015
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Yes I'm happy with my CRD. When I bought mine it was the 3.8 or the CRD
and I wanted to tow so I bought the diesel.
But in todays market with the 3.6 I would a tougher choice.
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Yes I'm happy with my CRD. When I bought mine it was the 3.8 or the CRD

and I wanted to tow so I bought the diesel.

But in todays market with the 3.6 I would a tougher choice.

Still would take the CRD over the pentastar, if Jeep put the V6 CRD found in the grand then it would definitely be no brainer.


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I can work out the bit about the muffler, but confused about drilling the mirrors. Search did not give me much. Some info would be great about the mirrors.

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Drill a small hole into the bottom of the mirror molding...the circular part against the door.....you'll be surprised how much water pours out of the hole when you wash the car.

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Thanks for the pic. I probably would not have drilled the right spot without that picture.

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Drill a small hole into the bottom of the mirror molding...the circular part against the door.....you'll be surprised how much water pours out of the hole when you wash the car.




Does this apply to all years?


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Yes but take the bloody thing off first haha

the hole is flawed btw. I used a file where they are already notched slightly and simply made the drain a bit bigger.
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lol...I just drilled the plastic...its soft, and not hard to control the drill. Just be careful.
Not my pic, by the way.....just stolen from the net
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