Does anyone know of a Crossfire technician in the Metro Atlanta area? I have checked with Mercedes dealers and repair shops as well as Chrysler dealers. Help

 

Depends on the work you want done. Glover's Garage in Cumming is good, one of the guy's wives has (or had) an SLK320 with 300,000 miles on it - he knows the car.
What are you fighting with the car? Ever been to one of the Tech Days in Gainesville that the local group holds? That's where most of the work has been done on my car - while I fix sound systems nad other stuff, the guys have done my brakes and changed fluids, etc.

 

Thanks. I have given up, but your prompt reply has restored my faith in humanity.
Thanks again.


Kamuletoe

 

I am also looking for someone who can work on a Crossfire in Atlanta, preferably north Atlanta. My 2004 Crossfire (with 70,000 original miles) seemed to have some electrical event this afternoon. As I was driving along I heard kind of a thud and all the dashboard icons came on and the spoiler opened. When I put the car in park (fortunately in my driveway), it would no longer disengage from park. Once I turned the car off, it would not restart (the starter would not engage). The spoiler switch flashes red. The brakes don't depress normally (which might explain why the starter won't engage), and the brakes don't engage the rear brake lights. The battery is fine and all the lights, radio, etc. work. I had to use the shifter bypass tool to get the car out of park and push it down the driveway.


Any recommendations would be highly appreciated.

 

one thing you could di is search repair shops,,, two in Ga. + miami matt he goes where he is needed,, last year he was in Blairsville working on my new Rudy's V8
he is in miami Fl but,,,,,, have tools will travel 786 877 5959 he will call u back.
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...air-shops.html

 

Thanks much for the advice and recommendations. The link you provided gave me a shop here in north Atlanta, and if I can't fix the problem by repairing or replacing the RCM myself, I will take it to the recommended shop. Thanks again for your help.

 

The RCM is plug and play, no tools needed. Do a search on this site.