SRT 6 service quality
 

Hi Guys,

I am new to this site but own a '05 SRT6 and love it. My issues are mainly with my dealer and their lack of passion with servicing the car. I had the AC die and they did not believe me and I had to drive a service guy around town to prove to them it was dead.

Finally the replaced it but it took 6 weeks.

Question is: Do the chrysler dealers have to train someone on AMG engines or specifically the SRT6, my local guys here in Australia don’t know "squat" and I am concerned that a car I spent a lot of $$$ on is not being loved and looked after. I seem to get some mechanic who knows nothing about AMG, and they all seem to think I was lying when I said it was hand crafted.

Any ideas? Love to hear your feedback, I would love to hit the dealer up with "when you service my SRT6 make sure it is your AMG certified guy".

Cheers,

Simon

Re: SRT 6 service quality
 

Chrysler dealerships in general seem to be very inept at servicing/understanding our vehicles. Unfortunately, this appears to be true all over the world. I've made repairs to my vehicle myself since my local dealership couldn't diagnose the problem even when I pointed it out to their face.

Re: SRT 6 service quality
 

Go to the Chrysler SRT section (at least for North America) at http://www.drivesrt.com/en/chrysler/...upe/index.html

Part of the quote "...The hand-built 3.2-liter supercharged V6 engine boasts 330 horsepower and 310 lb-ft of torque - ..."

You can also point out the AMG logo cast into the top back of the supercharger.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/galle...percharger.JPG

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I think he just wanted a ride in your SRT6. :p

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I go to a dealer in Tempe< Arizona. They have
2 qualified Crossfire Mechanics... Their service
is great...

Re: SRT 6 service quality
 

You could go to a MB dealer and get it serviced there.

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Being in Australia and wanting Xfire SRT6 service could be a big issue. There are even less of them down there than in the States... I have found ONE dealership with 2 good techs in my area...a suburban area of 3 million people of Northern California... So, I have a bit more to choose from... You might have better luck finding a solution on this board and then just telling a competent mechanic. There is a download somewhere on this board that has the full service manual though. Start with that as a reference and put it on a CD to deliver to the technician you ultimately choose.