Originally Posted by
Steve Jr
3 attempts at starting ,an then a battery reset ,only to do it again ,is classic symptoms of a bad SKREEM module. It's been said that ,at about 25 to 30 attempts, it locks down the ECM. If you have an extra module, did he replace it from a donor car? That's bad an will not work, because they are a VIN. specific module. They are programed to that exact vehicle. If you feel you need a new one, look into Needswings.com.. They can get you going for about $230. Let us know how it's going..
"Digger"" Please read this post again! You can not get your car to run by simply replacing parts. The SKREEM is part of the anti-theft feature on your Crossfire. It must be programed to match the engine control module of your car. That is what Steve Jr is saying when he speaks as to VIN specific. DO NOT GO TO A CHRYSLER DEALER! 98% of them have no idea how to repair your car and 100% of them over charge for their services. You should telephone Needswings (find their number at the website) He will get you going.