Chunk, A 1984 XJ

[eaglescout526]

16 minutes ago, Pete M said:

 

how is it even possible that they still exist?

I’m glad you asked! I went on eBay, searched dodge brake pad sensor, found a NOS one. Then an aftermarket and then it led me down a rabbit hole that they went on an 88-90 dodge dynasty. 

[Pete M]

my question stands.  how can they possibly exist?  it's not like they made a ton of Dynastys. 

 

I feel you won the nos parts lotto here or something.  

[eaglescout526]

21 minutes ago, Pete M said:

my question stands.  how can they possibly exist?  it's not like they made a ton of Dynastys. 

 

I feel you won the nos parts lotto here or something.  

I’m asking myself the same question and I’m not gonna complain haha. But you’re right. Not like anyone is restoring that car. Let alone daily driving it. 
 

I kinda did though and I’ll take whatever I can scoop up and hopefully have some sensors to last a lifetime. 
 

I’ll do a video on where they go soon. I think we all could have a idiot light on our info centers in our MJs let us know when it’s time to change the pads. 

[watchamakalit]

Apparently there isn't a high demand for dynasty parts. I can only assume that is a direct result of cash for clunkers. 

[eaglescout526]

15 minutes ago, watchamakalit said:

Apparently there isn't a high demand for dynasty parts. I can only assume that is a direct result of cash for clunkers. 

Ok so the raybestos number EWS6 is the newest and produced version. 
It fits the following 

Chrysler:

New Yorker, Daytona, dynasty 84-90

Dodge:

Lancer, dynasty, Daytona 84-90