How do i hook up a Amplifier in my 1994 Dodge Stealth R/T (Luxury)?

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with the supplied hoses use a bit of silicone high temp on each surface an good clamps
dont over tighten.

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the oil pump start to failor the oilsending unit.

it is a non serviceable getrag unit. The whole transmission will have to be replaced.

Valve seals. The oil runs down the valve stem and is burnt in the cylinder making smoke. I take it it's a 3.0 litre?

I have had this problem request on a few GM 'S and usually you can reach the cable end of the latch ,under the hood's bottom side,at the center..Use a length of heavy coathanger wire about a foot long and form a hook on one end and a hand hold on the other Now if you can hook into the lever and pull it in the direction that the cable does,you may open the latch.This is if you see well enough and can get to the latch or the wire hooked into the end of the latch.You may have to experiment a bit with the hooks size to use it effectively.I hope this will help!!!
Have a friend hold down on the hood, to help the latch move easier.
Tell him when to let the hood up once you move the latch.

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Sounds like the timing belt.