Keys always had a bit of a 'hitch' to them since we bought ours in 2013. This past week took me at least 5 minutes of 'jiggling & sweating' to get it to turn and knew it would stop altogether unless it was fixed soon! Chrysler quote was the usual $1,500 repair and neither Benz nor import dealers will touch. Printed out the Sticky Key Fix pdf(rev5) this morning and went to work, laying on the seat upside down and halfway on the floorboards! Total success! Was so inspired, I replaced a brake light bulb and side marker bulb, too! My husband was SOOOOOOOOOO impressed! Lots of personal satisfaction and lots of money saved for this 60-year-old Grandma!!! We LOVE our 2006 White Roadster...such a classy car!

 

Great story. Glad it worked out for you.

 

That is terrific, way to go!

 

Congrats, Yorkie! Your success encourages me to dig in and git 'er done!

 

Thanks! Pic is too big, but I've not posted on the Forum before...sorry!

 

Good job!

 

Nice job. The info on this forum is a savior.

 

lol me also

 

Bravo!! I love hearing these stories. Another reason to give kudos to those folks who took the time to document fixes like this!

 

The forum automatically sizes pictures to fit, so no problem.

 

Kudos on that accomplishment. I just studied the video and am about to try it myself. Peace

 

It was the forum community and inspiration like this that help convince me to buy a Crossfire. I almost never read of someone having an issue where someone else didn't come up with a solution and usually with very detail information for a fix. Congratulations for taking on the job yourself. Well done.