crossfire air cleaner assembly
Does anyone have an idea where I can get the silver air-cleaner assembly. Looks like there have been a couple of screws overtightened and broke the plastic inserts in the plastic shell that holds the aircleaners.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
could you use a plastic epoxy to repair them? at least that area hidden under the cover.
the other choice is to keep an eye on ebay for one.
the other choice is to keep an eye on ebay for one.
You can find them cheaper...
2004 Chrysler Crossfire AirCleaner Housing/Engine Cover - eBay (item 160419211223 end time Dec-26-10 10:11:08 PST)
2004 Chrysler Crossfire AirCleaner Housing/Engine Cover - eBay (item 160419211223 end time Dec-26-10 10:11:08 PST)
Originally Posted by gtrguy
Does anyone have an idea where I can get the silver air-cleaner assembly. Looks like there have been a couple of screws overtightened and broke the plastic inserts in the plastic shell that holds the aircleaners.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
Otherwise, as stated earlier, I'd go with using a plastic repair compound from Permatex or Loctite. You could try two approaches:
1) Apply some to the crack on the outside of the hole. Sort of like a reinforcement approach. Make sure the tapped hole stays in its original shape. Probably used a toothpick to apply the compound. Wouldn't hurt to apply some along the crack line inside the tapped hole. Once it hardens, you should be back in business. The material applied inside the tapped hole will allow the screw to grab something when you tighten it during assembly.
2) You can always fill the hole with the repair compound. After the compound sets up, drill a pilot hole for the screws.
Good luck,
Last edited by dedwards0323; Dec 19, 2010 at 08:12 AM.
Another possibility is to use a good Super Glue product from Permatex or Loctite. If the insert on the underside of the engine cover is only cracked from the screw being overtightened, you should be able to apply a Super Glue product to the cracked area and just hold it closed for a few minutes. Should be good as new and fully functional. You won't overtighten the screws since you're aware of the problem.
And, oh by the way, it's a common practice for folks (including service techs) to overtighen screwed assemblies that consist of plastic materials. Over the years, I've found cracked plastic assemblies throughout interiors where someone made attempts to repair something and then overtightened when re-assemblying brackets and/or trim panels. Just human nature to turn until we can't turn no more!
And, oh by the way, it's a common practice for folks (including service techs) to overtighen screwed assemblies that consist of plastic materials. Over the years, I've found cracked plastic assemblies throughout interiors where someone made attempts to repair something and then overtightened when re-assemblying brackets and/or trim panels. Just human nature to turn until we can't turn no more!
Last edited by dedwards0323; Dec 19, 2010 at 08:15 AM.
Google chrysler crossfire parts, I came across a website yesterday that had only one part listed for crossfires and it was an engine cover for 199.00. Sorry, I cant remember the exact site
Thanks for all of the great answers to my air intake problem. One of the best results of buying this crossfire was discovering this forum. What a great bunch of folks.
Thanks
Thanks
~ here is a used one for $165 shipped.
2004 Chrysler Crossfire Used Air Cleaner Assembly (Genuine OEM Quality)
2004 Chrysler Crossfire Used Air Cleaner Assembly (Genuine OEM Quality)
Originally Posted by gtrguy
Does anyone have an idea where I can get the silver air-cleaner assembly. Looks like there have been a couple of screws overtightened and broke the plastic inserts in the plastic shell that holds the aircleaners.
Thanks for your help.
Thanks for your help.
If the threads are stripped then you can carefully add a little epoxy down the hole or a small sliver of wood that reaches the bottom of the hole and use this for the screw to engage.
Originally Posted by andrew
~ here is a used one for $165 shipped.
2004 Chrysler Crossfire Used Air Cleaner Assembly (Genuine OEM Quality)
2004 Chrysler Crossfire Used Air Cleaner Assembly (Genuine OEM Quality)
I am not sure what you have broken, but I will have a complete srt6 assembly, and an extra engine cover put up for sale soon....no need to have them for wall decorations. I have two of the engine pans as well. Just taking up space. Grilles as well will go up soon...
Originally Posted by James1549
Originally Posted by oledoc2u
geez...at that rate, I could pay for the limited slip rearend...maybe I had better list the extra lying around....

Originally Posted by BoilerUpXFire
I PMed him and told him I would sell mine for cheap several days ago and got no response 

Originally Posted by oledoc2u
wasn't cheap enough?....we still on for tomorrow?......
We are still on old man, I just need to double check when ancient Mr. Rauscher will be arriving
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