This comprehensive **PLYMOUTH PROWLER 1999-2002 PARTS MANUAL** is an invaluable resource for anyone working on their vehicle. It contains genuine manufacturer part numbers, detailed diagrams, approximate prices, and estimated labor time for replacing various parts. Originally used by repair shops to estimate repair costs, this manual provides vital information for ordering replacement parts or understanding the fair cost of repairs. The manual covers a wide range of components, including: * **Air Conditioning, Heater, Ventilation:** Find parts related to your car's climate control system. * **Air Bags:** Locate the parts needed for your safety system. * **Body Panels:** Identify parts for bumpers, doors, fenders, hood, roof, and other exterior components. * **Brakes & ABS:** Find parts for your braking system and anti-lock braking system. * **Convertible Top:** (If applicable) This section will provide parts for your convertible's top. * **Cooling System:** Locate parts for your radiator, water pump, hoses, and other cooling system components. * **Dashboard, Instrument Panel, Console:** Find parts for the interior components of your car. * **Electrical System:** Locate parts for the alternator, battery, starter, ignition, lights, cruise control, horn, and wipers. * **Emission System & Exhaust:** Identify parts for your car's emissions control system and exhaust system. * **Engine:** Find parts for the oil pan, belts, pulleys, mounts, and accessories. (Please note, engine internals are not covered.) * **Frame:** Locate parts for your car's chassis. * **Fuel System:** Find parts related to your car's fuel system. * **Interior Trim:** Identify parts for the interior trim of your car. * **Locks:** Locate parts for your car's locks. * **Moldings & Trim:** Find parts for your car's exterior trim. * **Paint Codes:** Find the paint codes for your car. * **Seats:** Locate parts for your car's seats. * **Seat Belts:** Find parts for your car's seatbelts. * **Sunroof:** (If applicable) Find parts for your car's sunroof. * **Suspension:** Identify parts for your car's suspension system. * **Steering:** Locate parts for your car's steering system. * **Transmission:** Find parts for the transmission mounts. (Transmission internals are not covered.) * **Wheels:** Locate parts for your car's wheels. * **Windows and Glass:** Find parts for your car's windows and glass. Please note that this manual does not cover: * Service and repair information. * Wiring diagrams. * Electrical harnesses. * Some electrical switches. * Engine internal parts, including the cylinder head and engine block. * Transmission internals and clutch. * Parts specific to right-hand-drive vehicles or vehicles sold outside the USA.

The Plymouth Prowler, produced from 1999 to 2002, was a radical departure from the typical family-oriented vehicles that defined the Plymouth brand. This two-seater roadster, with its distinctive hot-rod styling, was a bold statement aimed at capturing the hearts of enthusiasts seeking a slice of Americana with a modern twist. The Prowler's design, penned by Chrysler's then-head of design, Tom Gale, drew inspiration from classic 1930s hot rods, with its long hood, exposed steel frame, and exaggeratedly flared fenders. The Prowler's design was more than just skin deep; it employed a unique, front-engine, rear-wheel-drive platform, utilizing a modified Chrysler Intrepid chassis. The Prowler's power came from a 3.5-liter, 214-horsepower V6 engine, paired with a four-speed automatic transmission, delivering a blend of performance and fuel efficiency. The Prowler's appeal wasn't limited to its retro aesthetics and practicality. It was a car designed for driving enjoyment, with its low-slung, open-air cockpit offering a visceral connection to the road. The Prowler's wide stance and independent suspension provided a comfortable ride, while the powerful engine and responsive steering ensured a thrilling driving experience. However, the Prowler's limited production run and its unique styling meant it was a niche car catering to a specific audience. While it garnered widespread attention and praise for its design and driving dynamics, its high price and limited practicality made it a relatively rare sight on the road. Despite its short lifespan, the Prowler remains a testament to Plymouth's daring design and engineering capabilities, leaving a lasting impression on automotive history as a unique and memorable model.