the fan does not spool up.
still an RCM problem?
why would the car not crank? does the traction control or PCM control that function?
Good questions. But if the relays on the RCM have dirty or pitted contacts, then I believe it can affect the voltage going through...to the ECM, TCM, fuel pump, and the air pump. As everyone says, the Crossfire's electronics are very sensitive about voltage.
I hate throwing parts at a problem....but tighed1 can repair the RCM and replace relays...or you could buy a spare on amazon. This is the one I bought for my 2005 Crossfire roadster.
I wasn't having the no-start issue, but I bought a new RCM, plugged it in, and I swear, the car ran better. I then, sent off my old RCM to tighed1 for his magic work. I've got a spare RCM, now.