Re: {Chrysler 300} 300G press photo questions
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Re: {Chrysler 300} 300G press photo questions



Nick,
What year did you buy your H?
What year did you start driving it?
How long have you driven it in the configuration it is?
On the trips you've taken, what were the minimum and maximum ambient temperatures (in °F)?
Please let me know.
Jim Daniel 

On Tue, Jul 1, 2025, 7:27 PM Nick Taylor <nicksgaragesd@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Press photos can be off on details since they're using early production cars. Looking at the one you're referring to. The heater hose is routed the same way on the 300F. On my 300F, the bracket under the coil bracket bolt is much shorter than in that press photo. The hose kind of sits on top of the vacuum line to the anti-stall device, keeping it above the throttle linkage. 

As for the alternator, the 4-speed 300Fs used an alternator with a larger pulley but it looks a lot different than that. 

I've attached a crop of that press photo.

On Tue, Jul 1, 2025 at 2:52 PM John Nowosacki <jsnowosacki@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Time for a new thread instead of adding more confusion to the ongoing discussion of options on ram cars. ;-)
Looking at the press photos of the 300G engine bay, I see some things that I did not notice before.
In the photo, it appears that the heater hose that is laying across the rams is also right on top of the linkage for the crossrams.  Am I missing something, or since these were 'press photos' was that corrected/changed on production vehicles?  It also looks like the pulley on the alternator is a two groove pulley (on a non-A/C car?) and is a larger diameter than what I would expect to see.  There also appears to be a rectangular battery hold down with a straight brace across the middle of the battery.  I don't believe I've seen a hold down like that, either.  Am I to assume these things are 'correct', or just how the press photos turned out?  I don't have any pictures of the engine bay from the 71 mile G, and not being the original owner of my G convertible, I don't know how it came from the dealership, but when I bought it with less than 40K miles on it as the 3rd owner, it had a smaller, single groove pulley on the alternator, a different style battery hold down, and no heater hose on top of the ram linkage.  Any comments?

 

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