Recently, my wife's 2006 roaster wing comes up every time the car is started. We manually lower it and it works normally; goes up and down base on mph.

But, the next time we start the car, as soon as the key is turned, it goes up again.

Any clues on what can be going on? thansk

 

Normally this is because of the battery being on the way out, a new battery often solves this problem.
Low voltage from the battery causes odd problems on the Crossfire.

 

thanks

Yes, starting the car is a bit more sluggish these days. I have noticed that its just not turning over like it used to. Unbelievable that the car still has the original battery.

Is there anything like it out in the market today?

 

Get yourself a NEW Interstate battery Interstate MPT-48/H6

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...8-post147.html

 

I've never seen a vehicle diagnosis its own battery problems better than the crossfire wing.(lol)

 

I am convinced that the vast majority of electrical problems with the crossfire can be averted by simply cleaning and reinstalling the battery terminals and making sure they are properly tightened once or twice a year.

 

Replaced the weak battery and fixed the issue.


thanks for the forum folks-again

 

Thank you for reporting back the results

 

Another good thing about agm battieies.
Don't have to worry about the buildup on the terminals, worth the extra $ to me.