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did you solve your issue? If not I just realized that I may have a couple in a 9.5" carrier that I'll be scrapping soon. How thick are the shims you seek?

I have the CS023R rear springs ready to go into my '83 as soon as I finish getting my rear differential together.

I don't think ADD stocks Siberians for the Gen 3 unfortunately. However there are various available on the Siberian web site.

not exactly what you need, but perhaps call a local to you bearing supply house: https://www.thebearingcompany.co.uk/product.php?id_product=7348

I just googled that part number. Why on earth is a shim $60 +/-?

I had KYB G-a-J (for sure Kill Your Back while street driving even) in my Gen 3 for a while and pulled them out in favor of Bilsteins. HUGE improvement. Unfortunately I don't think front Bils are available ATM. Not sure where you are for miles, but you might be due for ball joints and...

Check with your local transmission repair shop. They probably have the shim by size, not part number.

wow, nice. Wisconsin travel any time soon?

cool! not too bad actually

$1000 per axle with parts is cheap

Wow, but probably will be a buyer for it somewhere.

specifications subject to change without notice I'm sure is the standard disclaimer

Not in the USA. Canada yes. http://www.maxoverdrive.ca you will need to call him.

Lubing the differential engagement shaft comes to mind, it is supposed to cycle when in 2WD with every startup. Normally when the vacuum is off, the shaft engages, then when the vehicle is running (2WD) and pulling a vacuum, the shaft disengages. Maybe yours is sticky.

Short commutes in our '05 are similar to the MPG you are reporting. Not great, and in the winter its worse. Full tank highway driving long distance we do see 17 mpg to 19 mpg consistently.

I like the '99 in Sarasota

oh man! those valves look a little bent, and the piston is playing hide-n-go seek

How big of a tire can be fit on an Outlander without a lift? Stock on mine is 225/55R18 - there are no KO2s in this size :-(

Too much liability for somebody to build you a 18650 pack. You could build it yourself however.

Like any 25 year old plus vehicle, they will need maintenance and parts replaced. Caveat with the diesel power plant - no big box parts store will have any parts in stock, or even be able to find the parts (for the most part). Problems will arise at the most inconvenient time, potentially...