big rods refer to the early 6 bolt rods, if your engine is a 6 bolt i believe it should have big rods. you just need to machine the small end to get it to fit with a 2g piston which any machine shop can do for you

Maybe take a look at the line from the fuel tank to where you fill it up. if it's kinked at all that might be the problem causing backpressure making the fuel to disenage or just to trickle out

ah thanks, that's exactly what it was. it's sad the chrysler dealership didn't have a clue what i was talking about.

i have checked the faq forum already and to no luck, so an orange warning light right beside the check engine light keeps coming on when i start my car, and stays on for about 10 minutes. what is this warning light for? i have a 1990 plymouth laser rs turbo 2wd