Hello Dennis,

Thank you for your comments. I did receive the owners manual and have yet to set up a maintenance plan based on the information contained therein. I have had many home rehab projects that take time away from my vehicle fun stuff.

The previous owner did provide some paperwork with the car that included the original window sticker ($ 52,380) and some maintenance records. The battery had been changed in 2012. And there were oil change records. He said he did not know when the coolant, brake fluid, and other items you mention had been changed. So all of that is on my to-do list along with ceramic brake pads, and stainless steel flexible brake lines - if I can find them.

Some of my other cars have similar needs so I shall probably be busy for awhile.

I have Battery Tenders for most of my other vehicles that are not used often but have yet to get one attached to the Crossfire. I just checked the battery voltage after it had been off the charger for about a day and a half and it was 9.98 volts, so I guess it is time for a new battery. The previous owner insisted upon replacing the original with another Mopar battery for originality. I am debating whether to go that route or not.

Zach Joslyn, who did my "sticky key" mod has offered to come here and go throught the car with me to check out its overall health and I am looking forward to when we can do that.

Kern