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Hello,
My name is Terry, and I'm buying a 2004 Crossfire coupe original owner car, bought of the show room floor in 2004 it that real pretty red it's a 6 speed and I plan on putting on a car dolly and bring with me on our travels. My wife and I have 3 corvette. But these crossfire are very unique.
My name is Terry, and I'm buying a 2004 Crossfire coupe original owner car, bought of the show room floor in 2004 it that real pretty red it's a 6 speed and I plan on putting on a car dolly and bring with me on our travels. My wife and I have 3 corvette. But these crossfire are very unique.
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From: Grande Prairie, AB. Canada
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Welcome to the forum Terry, you now have a car that you will surely enjoy. They are very special cars, enjoy. Make the best use of this forum, everyone is very supportive and there is tons of information available.
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Hello,
My name is Terry, and I'm buying a 2004 Crossfire coupe original owner car, bought of the show room floor in 2004 it that real pretty red it's a 6 speed and I plan on putting on a car dolly and bring with me on our travels. My wife and I have 3 corvette. But these crossfire are very unique.
My name is Terry, and I'm buying a 2004 Crossfire coupe original owner car, bought of the show room floor in 2004 it that real pretty red it's a 6 speed and I plan on putting on a car dolly and bring with me on our travels. My wife and I have 3 corvette. But these crossfire are very unique.
Almost like "brute strength" vrs "Ninja stealth and quickness"..
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HELP, new crossfire owner, not happy!
I only did this as a reply because I can't figure out how to post a new thread! Very computer challenged. She found this site and is trying to do everything I can (I am a Mazda mechanic).
2005 Chrysler Crossfire – technical Chrysler Nofire (6 speed, 6 cyl)
My wife has driven it a total of 6 times, she's to the point of tears right now. Here's what I got:
Was working fine, bought it, drove several times, one morning, won’t start.
Cracks, fires, stalls. Did this three times. After three times, it will not crank again until battery is disconnected, then it repeats the problem. With foot on throttle, cranks, revs, stalls, cranks, revs, stalls, then no cranks. Disconnect battery, 3-5 minutes, problem repeats. When it does fire, it fires for 3 seconds.
Checked:
o key fob,
o battery
o RCM,
o changed cranked position sensor.
o No set codes.
o Only thing OBD said was ‘open circuit in fuel pressure regulator’.
o Security light is not on in dash
o no security errors showing in dash
o have fuel pressure
o all fuses in car are good
o everything else (electrc/power) functions properly.
o Car does communicate with OBD II tester I
o Checked all wiring harnesses, including mouse destruction.
o Giggled all connectors
o unplugged mass flow sensor
o checked cam sensor, SLIGHTLY changed how it fired.
My wife is ready to send it off a cliff. Please help!
2005 Chrysler Crossfire – technical Chrysler Nofire (6 speed, 6 cyl)
My wife has driven it a total of 6 times, she's to the point of tears right now. Here's what I got:
Was working fine, bought it, drove several times, one morning, won’t start.
Cracks, fires, stalls. Did this three times. After three times, it will not crank again until battery is disconnected, then it repeats the problem. With foot on throttle, cranks, revs, stalls, cranks, revs, stalls, then no cranks. Disconnect battery, 3-5 minutes, problem repeats. When it does fire, it fires for 3 seconds.
Checked:
o key fob,
o battery
o RCM,
o changed cranked position sensor.
o No set codes.
o Only thing OBD said was ‘open circuit in fuel pressure regulator’.
o Security light is not on in dash
o no security errors showing in dash
o have fuel pressure
o all fuses in car are good
o everything else (electrc/power) functions properly.
o Car does communicate with OBD II tester I
o Checked all wiring harnesses, including mouse destruction.
o Giggled all connectors
o unplugged mass flow sensor
o checked cam sensor, SLIGHTLY changed how it fired.
My wife is ready to send it off a cliff. Please help!
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