Oh Yes, I hear all of the responses to my inquiry Loud and clear and some of what you are saying is the same language my mechanic says. He also let me know that he doesn't have the proper tools to diagnosis further and reset/clear. That's when He recommended I take it to Chrysler. I did. I believe Chrysler does know what the issue is. When I reported back to my mechanic, Kevin. Kevin got angry because they put a new battery in my Crossfire and it didn't need a new battery. Now see, this is why I and my mechanic don't like Dealerships. They are full of S **T!!!! I did go to a European garage and they told me they would need to dig deeper. They were honest and very good. With that said, I will take it back to the European garage so they can further diagnose, along with the information from Crossfire Forum. Yes, my mechanic wrote down all of the codes which are C1174, 1178, 1172, 1035, C1130, P20CC, P2023, U3FOO He doesn't have the ability to reset it. I'm sorry if I'm not making sense to you guys. I'm not a mechanic and do not speak your language. But I'm learning and understanding better. Tags expire July 21st. At that time, I'll need to park her again or drive with caution and hope the Po Po doesn't read the Expired tags and stops me. LoL I'll report back after the visit to the European Garage. Cheerios!!