Hello everyone

I bought my 2004 Crossfire a year ago, it comes from an American import and the truth is that it is in an "average" condition, with some electrical problems that I have to solve.

I have planned a "refresh" of the vehicle, especially at the electrical level and the interior, which is what is most damaged.

At the moment I am trying to solve minor problems that prevent it from circulating.

My intention is to document the entire "renovation" process, as well as create tools to speed up vehicle maintenance.

Right now a tool to visualize schematics is in beta phase.

(I don't put the links to the project because I understand that external links cannot be put here)

 

Welcome from Canada.
You may have seen this link but here it is.
It has helped me a lot when working on my car.
Thanks to 180 for putting it together.
Jim

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...s-repairs.html

 

Unfortunately I have to inform you that the project I had underway is currently on hold.

The last tragedy in Valencia took away my Crossfire, making it impossible for me to continue with it for the moment.

Until this moment, a new ICM had been developed to automatic control the lights, enabling auto-start and auto high beam control.

I hope that in the future I will be able to resume the project.

 

Good morning Solis: I am very sorry to hear that you have been affected by the Dana. I understand that right now priorities have changed. Good luck and may your life and that of all Valencians and Spaniards who have suffered such a tragedy be normalized soon.
Best regards,

 

I am from Spain too, and what happened in Valencia on 29th October 2024 was a disaster of biblical proportions... the good thing is that you survived the flood and its aftermath, which took away more than 200 lives. I just hope you are recovering well and that you can soon retake the Crossfire project.

This is a picture a friend took in ground zero two weeks after the disaster, when some cleaning had already been done. The water reached 7ft high and dragged away thousands of cars into the sea or destroyed them in the many underground parking lots in the area.