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The most common center, which also has the habit of falling out, has been revised. The replacement is the chrome style used on the current wheels. It looks good when its in there, even though you don't have chrome wheels. Also, they have a snap ring, unlike the others. You can buy a single, # 52013982AA, for $23 or a pack of 4, # 52013985AA, for around $80.
Concerning your vacuum problem, theres a larger check valve you can install that will fix the problem. The part number we use is 4677204. You just have to pull the rubber elbow off. It will fix you up. It goes in the line running along the firewall under the hood, if I'm not mistaken. I'm a parts guy, not a mechanic, so you will have to forgive me for not knowing the exact location!
Edit: The original # for the wheel center cap is 4753123, but it hasn't been available from Mopar since early 2006. You might find one online somewhere, if that's what you wanted to put back.
Concerning your vacuum problem, theres a larger check valve you can install that will fix the problem. The part number we use is 4677204. You just have to pull the rubber elbow off. It will fix you up. It goes in the line running along the firewall under the hood, if I'm not mistaken. I'm a parts guy, not a mechanic, so you will have to forgive me for not knowing the exact location!
Edit: The original # for the wheel center cap is 4753123, but it hasn't been available from Mopar since early 2006. You might find one online somewhere, if that's what you wanted to put back.