Chrysler 1998 Viper RT/10 Manuel utilisateur

CHRYSLER

CORPORATION

SERVICEMANUAL

1998

VIPERRT/10®

AND

VIPERGTS

order

the

special

service

tools

used

and

illustrated,

please

refer

tothe

instructions

inside

back

cover.

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FOREWORD

Theinformationcontainedinthisservicemanualhas

been

preparedfortheprofessionalautomotivetech-

nician

involvedindailyrepairoperations.Thismanual

does

notcovertheoryofoperation,

which

addressed

servicetrainingmaterial.Informationdescribingtheoperationanduseofstandardandoptionalequipment

isincludedintheOwner'sManualprovided

with

thevehicle.

Information

inthismanualisdividedintogroups.

These

groupscontaingeneralinformation,diagnosis,

testing,adjustments,removal,installation,disassembly,'andassembly

procedures

for

systems

andcomponents.

assist

inlocatinga group

title

page,

usetheGroupTabLocatoronthe

following

page.

The

solid

barafter

thegroup

title

isalignedtoa

solid

tabonthe

first

page

each

group.The

first

page

ofthegrouphasa

contentssectionthatlistsmajortopics

within

thegroup..Ifyouarenot

sure

which

Groupcontainsthe

infor-

mation

you

need,

lookuptheComponent/Systeminthealphabeticalindexlocatedinthe

rear

ofthismanual.

ServiceManualComment

form

isincludedatthe

rear

ofthismanual.Usethe

form

toprovideChrysler

Corporation

with

yourcommentsandsuggestions.

Tightening

torquesareprovidedasa specificvaluethroughoutthismanual.Thisvalue

represents

the

midpoint

ofthe

acceptable

engineeringtorque

range

fora given

fastener

application.

These

torquevaluesare

intendedforuseinserviceassemblyandinstallation

procedures

usingthecorrectOEM

fasteners.

When

replacing

fasteners,

alwaysusethe

same

type(partnumber)

fastener

asremoved.

ChryslerCorporation

reserves

the

right

change

testingprocedures,specifications,diagnosis,repair

methods,orvehicle

wiring

atanytimewithoutpriornoticeorincurringobligation.

GROUP

TAB

LOCATOR

Introduction

LubricationandMaintenance

Suspension

DifferentialandDriveline

Brakes

6Clutch

7CoolingSystem

8ABattery

Starting

80ChargingSystem

8PIgnitionSystem

8EInstrumentPanel/Gauges

AudioSystems

Horns

8J TurnSignaland

Flashers

8INElectricallyHeatedSystems

Power

Door

Locks

8QVehicleTheft/SecuritySystem

8SPowerWindows

80Chime/BuzzerWarningSystem

8WWiringDiagrams

9Engine

SiCWindshieldWipersandWashers

Lamps

811

Passive

RestraintSystems

1j ExhaustSystemandIntake

Manifold

i3 FrameandBumpers

j4 FuelSystem

19Steering

Transmission

22TiresandWheels

23Body

24HeatingandAirConditioning

Emission

ControlSystems

ComponentandSystemIndex

Service

ManualCommentForms

(Rear

ofManual)

INTRODUCTION1

INTRODUCTION

CONTENTS

page

GENERAL

INFORMATION

FASTENER

IDENTIFICATION

GENERAL

INFORMATION

INTERNATIONAL

VEHICLE

CONTROL

AND

DISPLAY

SYMBOLS

page

METRIC

SYSTEM

TORQUE

REFERENCES

VEHICLE

IDENTIFICATION

NUMBER

VEHICLE

SAFETYCERTIFICATION

LABEL

GENERAL

INFORMATION

GENERAL

INFORMATION

TheViperRT/10and

the

ViperGTS

vehicle

family

code

designated

SR.The

vehicle

family

code

does

not

appear

onthe

vehicle.

The

code

may

used

some

documents

indicate

the

Viper.

The1997

Viper

does

not

require

body

code

plate

dueto

lim-

ited

optional

equipment

and

colors.

VEHICLE

IDENTIFICATIONNUMBER

The

Vehicle

Identification

Number

(VIN)

located

the

leftA-pillar

inside

the

windshield

opening.

TheVIN

consists

of17

characters

combination

letters

and

numbers

that

provide

specific

information

about

the

vehicle.

VIM

CHECK

mmiT

protect

the

consumer

from

theft

and

possible

fraud

the

manufacturer

required

include

"Check

Digit

atthe

ninth

position

ofthe

Vehicle

Iden-

tification

Number.

The

check

digit

used

bythe

manufacturer

and

government

agencies

verify

the

authenticity

ofthe

vehicle

and

official

documenta-

tion.

The

formula

tousethe

check

digit

isnot

released

tothe

general

public.

VEHICLE

SAFETY

CERTIFICATION

LABEL

vehicle

safety

certification

label

attached

the

rear

facing

ofthe

driver's

door.

This

label

indi-

cates

date

manufacture

(month

and

year),

Gross

Vehicle

Weight

Rating

(GVWR),

Gross

Axle

Weight

Rating

(GAWR)front,

Gross

Axle

Weight

Rating

(GAWR)

rear

andthe

Vehicle

Identification

Number

(VIN).

The

Month,Day

and

Hour

manufacture

also

included.

VIM

CODE

BREAKDOWN

POSITION INTERPRETATION CODE=DESCRIPTION

1 Country

Origin 1-UnitedStates

2 Make B=Dodge

3 VehicleType 3=PassengerCar

Pass.

Safety B=ManualSeatBelts

E=ActiveDriverandPassengerAirbags

5 CarLine R=ViperR/T-10

R=ViperGTS

6 Series 7=Performance/lmage

7 BodyStyle 5=OpenBody

9=SpecialityCoupe

8 Engine E=8.0L10Cylinder

9 CheckDigit Seeexplanation

thissection.

10 ModelYear W=1998

11 AssemblyPlant V=ConnerAve.Assembly

12Thru

SequenceNumber 6digitnumberassignedbytheassemblyplant.

INTRODUCTION

GENERAL

INFORMATION

(Continued)

INTERNATIONAL

CONTROL

AND

DISPLAY

SYMBOLS

HIGH

BEAM

FOG

LIGHTS

HEADLIGHTS,

PARKING

LIGHTS,

PANEL

LIGHTS

TURN

SIGNAL

HAZARD

WARNING

WINDSHIELD

WIPER

WINDSHIELD

WIPER

AND

WASHER

WINDSCREEN

DEMISTING

AND

DEFROSTING

VENTILATING

FAN

LuD

REAR

WINDOW

DEFOGGER

REAR

WINDOW

WASHER

FUEL

ENGINE

COOLANT

TEMPERATURE

BATTERY

CHARGING

CONDITION

ENGINE

OIL

(0)

BRAKE

FAILURE

(0)

PARKING

BRAKE

FRONT

HOOD

<&>

REAR

HOOD

(TRUNK)

HORN

r'Y^»

WINDSHIELD

WASHER

REAR

WINDOW

WIPER

SEAT

BELT

1I 1

LIGHTER

SKIP

SHIFT

80b34eab

All

communicationsorinquiriesregardingthe

vehicle

shouldincludetheMonth-Day-Hour

and

Vehicle

Identification

Number.

INTERNATIONAL

VEHICLE

CONTROL

ANDDISPLAY

SYMBOLS

ThegraphicsymbolsillustratedintheInterna-

tional

Control

andDisplaySymbolschartareusedto

identify

variousinstrumentcontrols.Thesymbols

correspondtothecontrolsanddisplaysthatare

located

ontheinstrumentpanel.

FASTENER!

IDENTIFICATION

FASTENER

IDENTIFICATION

THREAD

IDENTIFICATION

SAE

andmetricbolt/nut

threads

arenotthe

same.

ThedifferenceisdescribedintheThreadNotation

chart(Fig.1).

INCH

METRIC

GRADE/CLASS

IDENTIFICATION

TheSAE

bolt

strength

grades

range

from

grade2

grade8.Thehigherthegradenumber,thegreater

the

bolt

strength.

Identification

isdeterminedbythe

line

marksonthetopofeach

bolt

head.Theactual

bolt

strengthgradecorrespondstothenumberof

line

marksplus2.Themostcommonlyusedmetric

bolt

strength

classes

are9.8and12.9.Themetric

strength

class

identification

numberis

imprinted

theheadofthe

bolt.

Thehigherthe

class

number,

thegreaterthe

bolt

strength.Somemetricnutsare

imprinted

with

a single-digitstrength

class

onthe

nut

face.Refertothe

Fastener

Identification

and

Fastener

StrengthCharts.

5/16-18

THREAD

NUMBER

MAJOR

DIAMETER

THREADS

INCHES

PER

INCH

M8X 1.25

THREAD

DISTANCE

MAJOR

BETWEEN

DIAMETER

THREADS

MILLIMETERSMILLIMETERS

PR606B

Fig.

Thread

Notation

Chart

- SAE and

Metric

INIiODUCIiON3

GENERALINFORMATION(Continued)

FASTENER

IDENTIFICATION

Boll

MarkingsandTorque• Metric

Commercial

Steel

Class

8.8 10.9 12.9

Bolt

HeadMarkings

Body

Size

Torque

Torque Torque

Diam.

Cast

Iron Aluminum

Cast

Iron Aluminum

Cast

Iron

Aluminum

ft-lb N®m

ft-lb

N®m

ft-lb

N®m

ft-lb

N«m

ft-lb

N»m

ft-lb

6 9 5 7 4 14 9 11 7 14 9 117

7 14 9 11 7 18 14 14 11 23 18 1814

8 25 18 18 14 32 23 25 18 36 27 2821

10 40 30 30 25 60 45 45 35 70 50 5540

12 70 55 55 40 105 75 80 60 125 95 10075

14 115 85 90 65 160 120 125 95 195 145 150no

16 180 130 140 100 240 175 190 135 290 210 220165

18 230 170 180 135 320 240 250 185 400 290 310230

Bolt

MarkingsandTorqueValues- U,S.Customary

SAE

GradeNumber5

BoltHeadMarkings 5(3)line

These

area

SAEGrade 5(3)line

BoltTorque- Grade5 Bolt BoltTorque- Grade8 Bolt

Body

Size

Cast

Iron Aluminum

Cast

Iron Aluminum

N*m

ft-lb

N®m ft-lb N«m Mb N«m

ft-lb

1/4 -20 9 7 8 6 15 11 12 9

-28 12 9 9 7 18 13 14 10

5/16 • 18 20 15 16 12 30 22 24 18

-24 23 17 19 14 33 24 25 19

3/8 - 16 40 30 25 20 55 40 40 30

-24 40 30 35 25 60 45 45 35

7/16 -14 60 45 45 35 90 65 65 50

-20 65 50 55 40 95 70 75 55

1/2 -13 95 70 75 55 130 95 100 75

-20 100 75 80 60 150 110 120 90

9/16 - 12 135 100 110 80 190 140 150 no

-18 150 no 115 85 210 155 170 125

5/8 -11 180 135 150 no 255 190 205 150

-18 210 155 160 120 290 215 230 170

3/4 - 10 325 240 255 190 460 340 365 270

-16 365 270 285 210 515 380 410 300

7/8 •9 490 360 380 280 745 550 600 440

-14 530 390 420 310 825 610 660 490

1 -8 720 530 570 420 1100 820 890 660

-14 800 590 650 480 1200 890 960 710

95IN-6

4INTRODUCTION SR

GENERALINFORMATION(Continued)

FASTENER

STRENGTH

HOW

DETERMINEBOLTSTRENGTH

Mark

lass

Mark

Class

Hexagon

headbolt

Hexagon

flangebolt

w/washer

hexagonbolt

Hexagon

headbolt

Hexagon

flangebolt

w/washer

hexagonbolt

Hexagon

headbolt

Hexagon

headbolt

Bolt

6 -

head

No.7 -

10-

Nomark

Two

protruding

lines

Two

protruding

lines

Three

protruding

Four

l^n^ljProtrudin9

lines

10T

Studbolt

Weldedbolt

Nomark

Grooved

95IN-4

INTRODUCTION

GENERAL

INFORMATION(Continued)

CONVERSION FORMULAS

AND

EQUIVALENT VALUES

Multiply

By ToGet

Multiply

By ToGet

in-lbs

0.11298 =

Newton-Meters

(N«m) N>m

8.851

in-lbs

fMbs

1.3558 =

Newton-Meters

(N»m) N*m

0.7376

ft-lbs

Inches

Hg(60°F)

3.377

Kilopascals

(kPa)

IcPa

0.2961

Inches

psi

6.895 =

Kilopascals

(kPa)

kPa

0.145

psi

Inches

25.4

Millimeters

(mm) mm

0.03937

Inches

Feet

0.3048 =

Meters

(M) M

3.281

Feet

Yards

0.9144

Meters

(M) M

1.0936

Yards

Miles

1.6093 =

Kilometers

(Km)

0.6214

Miles

mph

1.6093

Kilometers/Hr.

(Km/h)

Km/h

0.6214

mph

Feet/Sec.

0.3048

Meters/Sec.

(M/S) M/S

3.281

Feet/Sec.

Kilometers/Hr.

0.27778

Meters/Sec.

(M/S) M/S

3.600

Kilometers/Hr.

mph

0.4470 =

Meters/Sec.

(M/S) M/S

2.237

mph

COMMON

METRIC

EQUIVALENTS

Inch

25Millimeters 1

Cubic

Inch

Cubic

Centimeters

Foot

0.3Meter 1

Cubic

Foot

0.03

Cubic

Meter

Yard

0.9Meter 1

Cubic

Yard

0.8

Cubic

Meter

Mile

1.6

Kilometers

J91IN-1

iETiiC

SYSIEi

WARNING;

USE

MAY

RESULT

SONAL

INJURY.

INCORRECTFASTENER

COMPONENT

DAMAGE

PER-

Figure

art,specificationsandtorque

references

this

ServiceManualare

identified

inmetricandSAE

format.

During

anymaintenanceorrepairprocedures,itis

important

salvage

metric

fasteners

(nuts,bolts,

etc.)forreassembly.Ifthe

fastener

isnotsalvage-

able,a

fastener

ofequivalentspecificationshouldbe

used.

Themetricsystemis

based

onquantitiesofone,

ten,

onehundred,onethousandandone

million

(Fig.

2).

Mega

(M)Million

Deci

(D)Tenth

Kilo

(K)

Thousand

Cent!

(C)

Hundreth

Milli (m)

Thousandth

J901N-2

Fig.

Metric

Prefixes

The

following

chart

will

assist

inconvertingmetric

units

toequivalent

English

andSAEunits,orvise

versa.

Refertothe

Metric

ConversionCharttoconvert

torquevalues

listed

inmetric

Newton-

meters

(N-m).

Also,

usethecharttoconvertbetween

millimeters

(mm)

andinches(in.)

6INTRODUCTIONSR

GENERAL

INFORMATION

(Continued)

METRIC

CONVERSION

in-lbs

toN*mN*mto

in-lbs

in-

N®m

in-lb

N«m

in-lb

N®m

in-lb

N»m

in-lb

N»m N®m

in-lb

N»m

in-lb

N»m

in-lb

N«m

in-lb

N«m

in-lb

.2260

4.7453

9.2646

122

13.7839

162

18.3032

1.7702

4.2

37.1747

8.2

72.5792

12.2

107.9837

16.2

143.3882

4 .4519 44

4.9713

9.4906

124

14.0099

164

18.5292

3.5404

4.4

38.9449

8.4

74.3494

12.4

109.7539

16.4

145.1584

.6779

5.1972

9.7165

126

14.2359

166

18.7552

5.3107

4.6

40.7152

8.6

76.1197

12.6

111.5242

16.6

146.9287

.9039

5.4232

9.9425

128

14.4618

168

18.9811

7.0809

4.8

42.4854

8.8

77.8899

12.8

113.2944

16.8

148.6989

1.1298

5.6492

10.1685

130

14.6878

170

19.2071

8.8511

44.2556

79.6601

115.0646

150.4691

1.3558

5.8751

10.3944

132

14.9138

172

19.4331

1.2

10.6213

5.2

46.0258

9.2

81.4303

13.2

116.8348

17.2

152.2393

1.5818

6.1011

10.6204

134

15.1397

174

19.6590

1.4

12.3916

5.4

47.7961

9.4

83.2006

13.4

118.6051

17.4

154.0096

1.8077

6.3270

10.8464

136

15.3657

176

19.8850

1.6

14.1618

5.6

49.5663

9.6

84.9708

13.6

120.3753

17.6

155.7798

2.0337

6.5530

11.0723

138

15.5917

178

20.1110

1.8

15.9320

5.8

51.3365

9.8

86.7410

13.8

122.1455

17.8

157.5500

2.2597

6.7790

100

11.2983

140

15.8176

180

20.3369

17.7022

53.1067

88.5112

123.9157

159.3202

2.4856

7.0049

102

11.5243

142

16.0436

182

20.5629

2.2

19.4725

6.2

54.8770

10.2

90.2815

14.2

125.6860

18.5

163.7458

2.7116

7,2309

104

11.7502

144

16.2696

184

20.7889

2.4

21.2427

6.4

56.6472

10.4

92.0517

14.4

127.4562

168.1714

2.9376

7.4569

106

11.9762

146

16.4955

186

21.0148

2.6

23.0129

6.6

58.4174

10.6

93.8219

14.6

129.2264

19.5

172.5970

3.1635

7.6828

108

12.2022

148

16.7215

188

21.2408

2.8

24.7831

6.8

60.1876

10.8

95.5921

14.8

130.9966

177.0225

3.3895

7.9088

110

12.4281

150

16.9475

190

21.4668

26.5534

61.9579

97.3624

132.7669

20.5

181.4480

3.6155

8.1348

112

12.6541

152

17.1734

192

21.6927

3.2

28.3236

7.2

63.7281

11.2

99.1326

15.2

134.5371

185.8736

3.8414

8.3607

114

12.8801

154

17.3994

194

21.9187

3.4

30.0938

7.4

65.4983

11.4

100.9028

15.4

136.3073

194.7247

4.0674

8.5867

116

13.1060

156

17.6253

196

22.1447

3.6

31.8640

7.6

67.2685

11.6

102.6730

15.6

138.0775

203.5759

4.2934

8.8127

118

13.3320

158

17.8513

198

22.3706

3.8

33.6342

7.8

69.0388

11.8

104.4433

15.8

139.8478

212.4270

4.5193

9.0386

120

13.5580

160

18.0773

200

22.5966

35.4045

70.8090

106.2135

141.6180

221.2781

ft-lbs

toN*mN*mto

ft-lbs

ft-lb

N»m

ft-lb

N®m

ft-lb

N©m

ft-lb

N®m

ft-lb

N@m N®m

ft-lb

N®m

ft-lb

N®m

ft-lb

N®m

ft-lb

N°m

ft-lb

1.3558

28.4722

55.5885

82.7049

109.8212

.7376

15.9888

30.2400

44.9913

59.7425

2.7116

29.8280

56.9444

84.0607

111.1770

1.4751

16.2264

30.9776

45.7289

60.4801

4.0675

31.1838

58.3002

85.4165

112.5328

2.2127

16.9639

31.7152

46.4664

61.2177

5.4233

32.5396

59.6560

86.7723

113.8888

2.9502

17.7015

32.4527

47.2040

61.9552

6.7791

33.8954

61.0118

88.1281

115.2446

3.6878

18.4391

33.1903

47.9415

62.6928

8.1349

35.2513

62.3676

89.4840

116.6004

4.4254

19.1766

33.9279

48.6791

63.4333

9.4907

36.6071

63.7234

90.8398

117.9562

5.1629

19.9142

34.6654

49.4167

64.1679

10.8465

37.9629

65.0793

92.1956

119.3120

5.9005

20.6517

35.4030

50.1542

64.9545

12.2024

39.3187

66.4351

93.5514

120.6678

6.6381

21.3893

36.1405

50.8918

65.6430

13.5582

40.6745

67.7909

94.9073

122.0236

7.3756

22.1269

36.8781

51.6293

66.3806

14.9140

42.0304

69.1467

96.2631

123.3794

8.1132

22.8644

37.6157

52.3669

67.1181

16.2698

43.3862

70.5025

97.6189

124.7352

8.8507

23.6020

38.3532

53.1045

67.8557

17.6256

44.7420

71.8583

98.9747

126.0910

.13

9.5883

24.3395

39.0908

53.8420

68.5933

18.9815

46.0978

73.2142

100.3316

127.4468

10.3259

25.0771

39.8284

54.5720

69.3308

20.3373

47.4536

74.57m

101.6862

128.8026

11.0634

25.8147

40.5659

55.3172

70.0684

21.6931

48.8094

75.9258

103.0422

130.1586

11.8010

26.5522

•56

41.3035

56.0547

70.8060

23.0489

50.1653

77.2816

104.3980

131.5144

12.5386

27.2898

42.0410

56.7923

71.5435

24.4047

51.5211

78.6374

105.7538

132.8702

13.2761

28.0274

42.7786

57.5298

72.2811

25.7605

52.8769

79.9933

107.1196

134.2260

14.0137

28.7649

43.5162

58.2674

73.0187

27.1164

54.2327

81.3491

108.4654

1043

135.5820

14.7512

29.5025

44.2537

59.0050

100

73.7562

in.

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in.

mm mm

in.

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5.334

.41

10.414

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15.494

.81

20.574

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.00827

.41

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.61

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.81

.03189

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5.588

.42

10.668

.62

15.748

.82

20.828

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.22

.043866

.42

.01654

.62

.02441

.82

.03228

.03 .762 .23

5.842

.43

10.922

.63

16.002

.83

21.082

.03

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.23

.00906

.43

.01693

.63

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.83

.03268

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6.096

.44

11.176

.64

16.256

.84

21.336

.04

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.24

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.44

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.64

.02520

.84

.03307

.05 1.270 .25

6.350

.45

11.430

.65

16.510

.85

21.590

.05

.00197

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.45

.01772

.65

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.85

.03346

.06 1.524 .26

6.604

.46

11.684

.66

16.764

.86

21.844

.06

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.26

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.46

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.66

.02598

.86

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.07 1.778 .27

6.858

.47

11.938

.67

17.018

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22.098

.07

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.01063

.47

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.67

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.87

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.08

2.032

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12.192

.68

17.272

.88

22.352

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.48

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.88

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.09

2.286

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7.366

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12.446

.69

17.526

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22.606

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.49

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2.540

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7.620

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12.700

.70

17.780

.90

22.860

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2.794

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7.874

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12.954

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18.034

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23.114

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3.048

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13.208

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18.288

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23.368

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.92

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3.302

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8.382

.53

13.462

.73

18.542

.93

23.622

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.33

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.73

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.93

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3.556

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8.636

.54

13.716

.74

18.796

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23.876

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.34

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.94

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.15 3.810 .35

8.890

.55

13.970

.75

19.050

.95

24.130

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.00591

.35

.01378

.55

.02165

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.16

4.064

.36 9.144 .56

14.224

.76

19.304

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24.384

.16

.00630

.36

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.56

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.76

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.96

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.17 3.318 .37

9.398

.57

14.478

.77

19.558

.97

24.638

.17

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.37

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.57

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.77

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.97

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.18

4.572

.38

9.652

.58

14.732

.78

19.812

.98

24.892

.18

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.58

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.78

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.98

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.19

4.826

.39

9.906

.59

14.986

.79

20.066

.99

25.146

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.39

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.59

.02323

.79

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.99

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5.080

.40

10.160

.60

15.240

.80

20.320

1.00

25.400

.20

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.40

.01575

.60

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.80

.03150

1.03

.03937

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