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Old 03-06-2008, 10:35 AM   #11 (permalink)
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$3.51 at this website

Direct PARTS connection

The link will take you right to the part you need. In the Illustration it is labeled #4, but it's on $3.51 not sure about shipping.

I got hosed on Ebay for $12.00 after shipping.

It took 2 minutes to take the broken one off and place the new one in place. You need a hex head screw driver deal, it's not standard phillips or flat. You can also go to a U Pull It junkyard and gank one off a crashed 300 in the lot. not sure about price.

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Old 03-11-2008, 07:58 AM   #12 (permalink)
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I replaced mine yesterday, it's not an allen key as Jeff sugguested, it's a Torx head screw (I would have much prefered an allen key so I didn't have to fiddle with a ratchet...DCX strikes again)...took about 3 minutes or so to remove the old one and pop the new one in. Easy peasy. Keep in mind that it's a fairly long screw holding the thing on, much longer than I was expecting.
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Honestly, it's far cheaper to just order them from your local Dodge or Chrysler dealership because shipping can cost more than the product as mentioned. I believe I paid $5.00 per clip.

My sun visor clips broke after 2 years. It's a very well known issue, especially for those who live in hotter environments. Heat is the enemy, especially in the SW.

The replacements are better than the originals that came on the 2005 model.

Check out this post to see the difference from the original to the OEM replacement:

http://www.300cforums.com/forums/276812-post38.html

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