I was wondering if anyone has any ideas. I discovered all of this yesterday because my air cleaner filters finally arrived and I figured I would install them. Removing the air cleaner was all it took to see what was leaking. I have some back issues and this morning I feel like how a rusty door hinge sounds. I don't think I'm going to be able to do this job myself because of all the leaning over I'll have to do.
I wondered if the Chrysler dealership here in Greer could handle this without leaving me with a mess. In their own words, "The problem is the lack of availability in parts with these cars and a technician familiar with the Crossfire. But we would be happy to look at and see if we can help you." Well, of course I would be happy to have you work on my car! NOT!! And on my expedition to Lowe's I ran into another Crossfire owner who told me the dealership in Spartanburg left him with a mess when they did his. The technician broke two of the bolts and just left it that way. He found out when the covers started leaking again. He said his brother-in-law repaired it.
So, how can I find someone who is either familiar with these cars or has the willingness to listen to what needs to be done and will do it the right way?