Welcome to the new Tech page. We hope this information will be of use to the Chrysler 300 aficionado. Click on any of the underlined text to go to articles that might be of interest to you. Also please visit our "How I Do It" page for related topics.
Revised: 05/30/2012
TECH ARTICLES
  1. Disc brake conversion for Long Wheelbase Chryslers by John Hertog
  2. Disc brake conversion for 1960 300F by Dan Reitz
  3. Disc brake conversion on 1962 Chrysler 300 by John Hertog
  4. 1960 Windshield Washer system by Tony Rinaldi
  5. Installing seat belts in a '57 by Bob Merritt
  6. 1957 Chrysler wiring by Greg Leggatt
  7. 1958 Chrysler wiring by Greg Leggatt
  8. Rear differential carrier paint markings by John Hertog & others
  9. Helpful hints by Dr. Crankshaft
  10. Frame, chassis and related components painting by Greg Leggatt
  11. Torsion bars & paint daubs reference pictures
  12. 300E and 300F Hubcap disassembly by Crossram Motors
  13. Cast Iron Torqueflite breakdown and reassembly by Don Verity
  14. 1960 thru 1964 Floating Power motor mount rebuilding by John Hertog
  15. Dual Master Cylinder Conversion to 1960 Chrysler 300F by Dan Reitz
  16. All About Rams
  17. Instrument Panel Differences 60, 61, 62 by Bob Merritt
  18. Grille Medallion Installation
  19. Installing Metalcrafters rear quarter panels on a 1957 300C by Dave Schwandt
  20. How I Do It. Advice for the amateur restorer.
  21. Engine Fan Summary
  22. More on Engine Fans
  23. Service Book for Rams
  24. Dealer Installed Seat Belts Kit 2132312 for 1960-1961 by Bob Jasinski
  25. Dealer Installed Seat Belts Kit 2298749 for 1960-1961 by John McAdams
  26. Fan Motor Replacement mid 60s Chrysler by Tony Rinaldi
  27. Idler Pulley Replacement mid 60s Chrysler with AC by Tony Rinaldi
  28. 300F Alternator Mount by Dan Reitz
  29. Letter Car Carburetor Summary
  30. Gauge Voltage Limiter
  31. Paints & Colors
  32. Mallory Tach Drive Electronic Distributor by Tony Rinaldi
  33. Letter Car Distributor Summary
  34. F-G-H Turn Signal Switch Repair by Lindsey Fuller
  35. Letter Car Tire Size Summary by Gil Cunningham
  36. 1960-1964 Convertible Top Frame Summary 57 - 58 Tail Lamp Housing Comparison
  37. Original J Exhaust Pipe by Dave Schwandt
  38. 1955 and 56 Seat Belts by John Cote and Sean Morgan
  39. 61-68 Power Steering Bracket rebuild by Gary Nelson
  40. Torsion Bar Summary by Part Number by Dave Schwandt
  41. F and G Ram Engine Spark Plug Wires and Brackets by Gil Cunningham
  42. G Steering Box Rebuild by Don Verity
  43. Oil Pump Replacement 300J by Carl Bilter
  44. Letter Car Headlamps by Carl Bilter
  45. K Console Texture
  46. L Instrument Panel Swirl
  47. L Console Textures
  48. Gas Tank Cap Summary by Dave Schwandt
  49. 57-58 Valve Cover Differences by Dave Schwandt
  50. Repop Parts Suggestion Form
  51. Installing a Car Lift by Ray Jones
  52. Service Manuals and Parts Manuals by John Holst
  53. Buffing by Carl Bilter
  54. Turn Signal Switch Replace by Larry Jett
  55. H Carb Choke Plate
  56. Disc Brake Conversion 300F by Paul Martin
  57. Electric Fuel Pump Installation by Paul Martin
Reference Cars
  1. Reference Cars Main page
  2. 300F hardtop, Steve Albu
  3. 300F convertible disassembly, John Hertog
  4. 300G coupe disassembly, Mark Knutsen
Parts, Vendors, Services
  1. Parts Vendor & Source List by Bob Merritt
  2. 300F-specific Mopar part numbers by Dan Reitz
  3. 300C parts available thru NAPA by Dennis Cloer
  4. 300D parts available thru NAPA by Dennis Cloer
  5. 300F parts available thru NAPA by Dennis Cloer
  6. 300G parts available thru NAPA by Dennis Cloer
  7. 300H parts available thru NAPA by Dennis Cloer
  8. 300J parts available thru NAPA by Dennis Cloer
  9. 300L parts available thru NAPA by Dennis Cloer
  10. New reproduction wiring harnesses by Greg Leggatt
  11. JC Auto home page
  12. Andy Bernbaum home page
  13. Gary Goers home page
  14. Ram gaskets by Bob Merritt
  15. Window Regulator Replacement Bushings and Washers by Bob Merritt
  16. Parts and Services from Gary Nelson

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