Sweet thanks Ron we greatly appreciate it! We also own Brakepadwarehouse.com too!Thanks Shockguys! :bigthumb:
I've added your link to the first Post! :grin:
Hi shockguys :wave:Sweet thanks Ron we greatly appreciate it! We also own Brakepadwarehouse.com too!
Gabe,Hi shockguys :wave:
I just looked on your site and you offer no AWD choices on the drop-down menu, whether I looked up a Charger, a Magnum, or a 300/300C ...
Do you guys plan on offering anything soon, or do you offer brake parts for the AWD now, and the site just hasn't been updated yet ?
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Umm .... the link above brings me to a page that says "Brake Pads for a 2007 Dodge Charger (excluding AWD models)"Gabe,
Thanks for pointing that out. We use the same database for BPW as we do for Shockwarehouse and that's a shock reference (sorry for the confusion).
We DO carry Monroe Brake Pads for your R/T (as well as the Police, Daytona, SE, SXT AND SRT8).
Here's the results for your vehicle - http://www.brakepadwarehouse.com/product_results.cfm?selected_model=3904&selected_year=2007
Really AWD_Gabe? I thought the AWD stood for All I Want to Do.Umm .... the link above brings me to a page that says "Brake Pads for a 2007 Dodge Charger (excluding AWD models)"
Mine's AWD:wave:
Well, he directed me to a page on their site with brake parts for a RWD Charger after I clearly asked for AWD parts .... :slap:Really AWD_Gabe? I thought the AWD stood for All I Want to Do.
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Umm .... the link above brings me to a page that says "Brake Pads for a 2007 Dodge Charger (excluding AWD models)"
Mine's AWD:wave:
Gabe,Well, he directed me to a page on their site with brake parts for a RWD Charger after I clearly asked for AWD parts .... :slap:
Just trying to get my point across .... looking for AWD parts :yes: ... don't know if they're interchangeable or not ...![]()
Chances are that the replacement sensor they installed is the wrong part number for the model-year / model you guys have.
The R/T's and the SRT8's use different part number sensors, and I believe 2009+ cars also have a different part number.
OR,
It could just be that the tire pressures are off
There is no sensor-training procedure that I know of ... when one of my tires is low, if I just add air with a portable, plug-in, air compressor, the light goes off on its own ...