Nothing major. It covers most vehicles made by DCX.

Ehh.. I'd post the tsb, but it isn't worth reading. Plus it would be my ***

Basically it states if there are modifications or repairs made to associated items on any of the vehicles DCX makes, not just Crossfire, other issues could come up. For example, repairs made due to collisions and such. TSB is there for INFORMATION only, no specifics are given.

Information only folks. Common sense if you ask me. Damage to any car part could cause it and anything associated to malfunction. DUH?

Lets keep in mind kids, that TSB's aren't just fixes for physical issues. At times it is a reminder to the techs on what to look out for when working on a vehicle. Just because the TSB is out there, it doesn't mean there is anything wrong with your car. That is what RECALLS are for. Even with Recalls, it doesn't mean your car is part of it. It just requests you come in, and have it inspected. If it is found faulty, it will be covered.

TSB's are different. You have an issue, you go in, you say "hey guys this is what is wrong with my car" The tech says, oh I saw that in the TSB system, and I'll have that fixed even faster now.