Get on the forum and search for "Programing Key". You can do it yourself in about 2 minutes and save $50.00.

 

That's what I had to know! I will definitely take a look. Any variation in price between stealerships, though?

 

Yes, you can reset the timer.
The steering stabilizer smoothes out any shimmy or inbalances in the steering. Try it, you will like it ! ( only about $40 and an easy DIY)

IAM OCD, so I just said to heck with it and replaced all exterior lights. I did NOT dissasemble the dash to replace those, I ain't quite that ****.......

 

Yes, some dealers charge different prices. I would call a few. Afew days ago there was a post of someone that paid $100 for the fob and the key cutting and someone else that paid $175.00, so check around and check the forum for deals that someone else may have gotten recently.

 

I thought that post #26 covered this and the programming.
Needswings $155 for the key - see link in #26. I saw another place cheaper but I have forgot what post it was in, around $125 I think.

 

I missed this post! Sorry for the repetitive question!

 

I got mine from here

https://www.remotesandkeys.com/Produ...ductCode=3191A

think I paid about $130 so it looks like they raised the price.

GL

 

I'm bummed...had the car less than a week, and I've scraped a rim..best remedy repair or replacement? I live in the Houston area. I'd even be willing to part with that wheel and some cash for a good one...

 

Don't know if you have any place like this around there but up here we have a business called "Hub Cap Annie's" that specializes in wheel repair/refinishing. They can also source good used wheels, New OEM wheels and decent aftermarket/OEM style wheels. They charge around $50 a wheel to refresh, depending on how much damage is done to the wheel.

 

Good to know it could be that inexpensive. I don't believe we have any of those Hub Cap Annie's around here, but there are some places in Houston. Wonder what the turnaround time is?

 

Tom,
That is who I used as well. Approx $130. Had to supply Photo copy of Driving license & Title Deed to prove ownership. Got mine in 2-3 weeks, already programmed, just put it in the ignition and drove away, Great Stuff.
Would definitely recommend using this company.

 

There is a place in Houston that refinishes wheels, back to "as new" condition for about $125, I think. Google them.

 

Seems like I could order a new wheel for that price...

 

So, I was checking out the car when I needed info for the Crossfire Owners site, and look what I found:

Anyone have a pair of these lying around? I don't know what they would cost from a dealer, but I might check tomorrow, unless there's an alternative...

 

This might need a new thread......just say'ng



2006 Crossfire Parts Manual (pdf) [5.56MB]
(Provided by Member "LVXF" )

2004 Crossfire Parts Catalog (pdf) [4.42MB]
2005 Crossfire Parts Catalog (pdf) [3.87MB]
2006 Crossfire Parts Catalog (pdf) [3.90MB]
2007 Crossfire Parts Catalog (pdf) [3.48MB]
2008 Crossfire Parts Catalog (pdf) [4.57MB]
(Originally hosted by Member "rekcah. Originally found by member "onehundred80"" )


Found these here.........I bookmarked the link, downloaded the books on my desktop and burned them to a disc

 

I'm a newbie here, but seem to remember a few fellow forum members are parting out wrecked cars.....

I just did a search under advanced search....look in the marketing/key word under search......


CrossfireForum.org > Search Forums Search Results
Search: Key Word(s): latch ; Forum: Marketplace and child forums

Hope that helps....from what I have seen here someone will all ways come to your rescue

 

yep, got those, sent you a pm.

 

Thank you, sir...PM answered! Much appreciated!

 

Did you ever remember the name of that product?

 

I use Eagle One's "Never Dull" to polish the aluminum ......