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It's a '72 being sold as a '70. What do the VIN tag and the title say it is?

Don't care - that's the holding company's name and logo. That's all. The components could change their respective names and logos, but probably not.

With enough cubic Benjamins, you can do anything. Never seen any kits or parts for that kind of application, though, so it would be entirely custom. Done right, it could be awesome, done wrong it would just be dorky.

You might try http://www.clipsandfasteners.com/default.asp You may able to Google other clip sources, too.

I don't use Windows, so I haven't been hit with that nasty little piece of work, but I hate malware even more, so I did some research - Google is your friend (or Bing)! I found several places that have manual instructions, and it is a multi-step process. All of the places I looked at had...

Maybe you're thinking of the EGR valve which does inject exhaust gases into the intake stream - to cool the burn and reduce specific pollutants. A PCV allows the light evaporated gases (which DO burn) from the crankcase to enter the intake stream. The PCV keeps these lighter evaporation...

You will see all kinds of half-baked ideas on all kinds of car forums. There are very strange ideas that the oil and water vapors coming from the PCV to the carb are bad for gas economy, power, emissions, and other things. Yes, if you have bad or worn out rings, then way too much vapor WILL...

If you insist on staying away from ATF+4, with its friction modifiers and shear resistance designed for Torqueflite trannies, then go with whatever your rebuilder recommends. Then ask him for a 50,000 mile, or better, warranty.

There is a price difference between ATF+4 and Dex III of VI, but not that much. In the very early 90's Chrysler was discovering that the shear stability and friction properties of Dex was not actually living up to what they ahd originally thought and were transitioning to ATF+3. ATF+4 is of...

Valvoline does have a licensed ATF+4 product. You can always check http://www.centerforqa.com/licensedatf4brands.html for specific makers and brands.

Allpar has an interesting look at the Mexican Chrysler vehicles: http://www.allpar.com/world/mexico.html

Sorry, kinda bounced in here late on this one. But, for future reference, there are some good forums at Allpar.com, with one being specific to Pacifica. Another resource is http://www.chryslerminivan.net/, some members have Pacificas and would be very helpful. There is some knowledge that...