Planning on driving our car further this year 600 mile round trip.
May need a trailer to haul everything :rofl: at some point you gotta stop :looney: maybe I'll bring a spare car.
You'll have to make up your own mind on what to bring or not. :stayinlane:
AAA card, cell phone and phone charger.
Fire extinguisher
Small Basic tool kit, sockets, screw drivers, vise grips, gloves, duct tape, flashlight.
Tire plug kit
Small 12V air compressor
Fix a flat
Ballast resistor
Ignition control box ecu
Voltage regulator
For SB water pump bypass hose
Fuses
Cooler/water for yourself and car if needed
Radiator stop leak
Depending on season and local a blanket/thermal blanket.
Ratchet straps/tie downs....
Oil
Zip ties
Bailing wire
Fan and PS belt
DEI Quick fix tape
Jumper wire
Traffic Reflector safety light
You have a good start to your list. I always take a cooler, even if just water. May need some for the radiator. An extra qt of oil. Usually have a blanket too. Cell phone is a must. Knowing what part of the country you are driving through may indicate more things to have. Tie downs in case you find that certain NOS mopar fender, LOL. :cheers:
Basic tools, duct tape, zip ties, wiring, but most importantly a AAA card and a cell phone.
Quote from: 71GranCoupe on January 24, 2017, 10:33:52 PM
You have a good start to your list. I always take a cooler, even if just water. May need some for the radiator. An extra qt of oil. Usually have a blanket too. Cell phone is a must. Knowing what part of the country you are driving through may indicate more things to have. Tie downs in case you find that certain NOS mopar fender, LOL. :cheers:
Had a freinds brother get stuck going to either Reno or Tahoe, can't remember, but they were stuck on the road due to weather 12-14 hours, no water, no food. He now has some of both when he travels.
Quote from: 303 Mopar on January 25, 2017, 07:34:13 AM
Basic tools, duct tape, zip ties, wiring, but most importantly a AAA card and a cell phone.
For the money and the service hard to beat AAA,.
Thanks guys!
A six pack and an inflatable doll
Well it worked in Airplane right? :)
Belts, fan, P/S, etc. :rebelflag"
Found a copy of this in one of my cars....
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The website appears to be no more but you can find that article in June, 2004 edition of Mopar Action.
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Thanks Cody and wanderlustin :twothumbsup:
"DEI Quick Fix tape is ideal for emergency hose repairs, electrical splices, and connections. It's also great for use as a non-slip grip surface for tools and as a temporary leak sealer. DEI Quick Fix tape is extruded from a special high performance silicone compound and is engineered at 700 psi tensile strength. This tape has insulating capabilities up to 8,000 volts and stretches to three times its length for a simple stretch-and-wrap application. DEI Quick Fix tape has a triangular profile that provides a smooth edge when overlapping tape. Quick Fix tape is corrosion and moisture-resistant and resists solvents, oils, fuel, acids, and chemical spills. Use it to bundle and wrap wires, weatherproof connections, and more!" https://www.summitracing.com/int/parts/dei-010491/overview/
Initially developed for military use. I use it all time. Wiring wrap, to protect lines near edges, tool handles. Self adhesive. It can work as a belt as well.