Has anyone found a good place to service Crossfires in Toronto?

 

Can't help you there. But FWIW, I have my independent Volvo technicians, who I have been with for over twenty years (also in Toronto) doing servicing when required. They are the same guys who test drove the car, put it up on the hoist and gave it a look over when I was considering purchasing it. They always have a grin on their faces when I show up without one of my Volvo's and pull the Crossfire into the bay. I would think any knowledgeable independent Chrysler or MB technician would know their way around the car. If you haven't already, I would highly recommend you purchasing the complete service/maintenance manuals for your car. They may come in handy.

 

Give James a call at TurboSportique; he doesn't do the mechanical himself but has great connections to get it done. I'm surprised TonyGG never recommended him for that?

Turbo Sportique in Pickering.

 

Good point...and good recommendation!
Jim and the folks at Turbo Sportique did an amazing job for me in the spring and the price was right.
54yrs of memory loss is creeping in...............sorry.

 

Purchase? why purchase anything, the Shop Manual and all sorts of manuals can be downloaded from this very site.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post111722
http://www.fizzgig.net/xf_nav/student_reference.pdf

 

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why purchase anything?

I'm old school! I like sitting on the couch and leafing through pages and pages of documentation and indexing, all in a softbound manual. I also print pictures and put them in photo albums....apparently no one does that anymore.

 

I totally agree, I have the Chrysler official 2004 shop manuals, the Chrysler official CD of the 2004 manual and the entire .pdf files from the SRT-6 documentation thread. I also had the official hard copies of the shop manuals for my previous cars. I also have reasonable collection of Crossfire sales material.
My comment was to add the option of getting these publications for free.
My wife thinks I am odd, which may be true. But to her a car is a method of going from A to B and not something to be coddled at all, thats why I do not teach her to drive a manual tranny.