Title says it. Seems that flex plate is discontinued. Anyone have a fix for a new one.
Is French clutch still around?
Looking for options.
TIA
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Title says it. Seems that flex plate is discontinued. Anyone have a fix for a new one.
Is French clutch still around?
Looking for options.
TIA
what Jeep ? what motor ? what transmission ?
04 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon
4.0L motor
Don't know the trans
Not sure if these guys ship or are still in business, but they used to be the go-to for jeep parts.
Jeeps Unlimited
https://www.salvage-parts.com/junk-y...rie-1467046422
Stadium
Never ever use this guy. What a ahole.Quote:
Originally Posted by BPTactical
Thought he closed down too?
I will never recommend that place. I bought a rear end online from them, they tried to load another rear end onto my trailer with 40k more miles than the one I paid for, then the guys referred to whoever cataloged the part as a "stupid fucking wetback" in front of me. That place is out to screw you and doesn't give a damn when they do.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiememphis
I have used them dozens of times as a mechanic and several times as a parts guy at the dealerships and had no problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by 00tec
Pook- Call a dealer and have them look up the part number by VIN. They can do a search of all Chrysler warehouses and dealers to see if anyone has one in stock.
If not, you can use the part number to ensure you get the correct one from Amazon, Ebay or other aftermarket vendors.
Two weeks later and I know more about this tranny (nonbinary) then I ever wanted to know.
>Only used in '03 and '04.
>Most parts discontinued in '19.
>Flex plate only lasts 4 years.
>Ebay sells the 13" version, billed as the 11" part #.
>Hens teeth are easier to find.
Found one today!!!!!!! Davey's Jeeps & Parts in Salem, OH had them on the shelf.
Thanks for all the help.