hello thank you I do live in South Minneapolis Minnesota I put in a new fan had to make it work as if not the correct one but it does work I've also done more thermostat already patched up the radiator and with me running the fan on and I'll try to make the cars running it seems to be not overheating I've kind of noticed that that's the consensus is people tend to be working on their own cars when they own a crossfire which I also do as well but online it says you're not even bringing these things to a regular mechanic because they're just so unique I usually work on all of mine as well however I didn't know I was biting up this big of a cast or I wouldn't have bought her as my daily driver but now that I won't do I can't get rid of her I'm pretty broke being a single dad at all a man send me my son going and take it out of the back street and we can light the tires up and I see that smile on his face or how proud and cool he feels when I pick him up from school it's all worth it

 

as for the lights on my dude that I bought the car from said that I had to go get the Colts cleared or something or a sensor that causing all of them to come on because everything is fine as far as I can tell oils good I did find a burnt blinker light but the thing still on so it seems like there's something else like extremely wiring related. I think I might have to just get rid of this thing to somebody who can afford to sink the money into it I don't know feeling defeated for sure

 

This link and the search feature at the top right if this sight will give you much info.

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum/tsbs-how-articles/49558-index-crossfire-problems-repairs.html

The only repair shops you can trust are Independent repair shops the work on Mercedes. You basically own a 2004 Mercedes SKK320 with a Chrysler body

 

Here is my post on replacing the Alarm Siren and cleaning the drains while you have the cowl off. NOTE: You do not have to disconnect the battery for this. LINK - Alarm Siren Removal/Replacement
Also check out page one of my thread. The bottom has a ton of helpful links.

 

You bought a car with a lot of electrical issues, at least that's what I get from what I am reading.

But, frankly, your posts are essentially unreadable. If you are going to ask for specific technical answers, you must be clear about what is going on with the car. We are not going to put more effort into helping you than you put into your posts.

Do yourself and us a favor and read this:
Click here to learn how to get technical help.

 

tell everyone who helped me with my alarm I ended up figuring out what it was by accident I pulled my center console out to prepare do some repairs and I did not know that there was a switch underneath there just like the door switch for the door alarm why they had one of these underneath there I have no idea never would have thought of it but I missed it when I put it back in when I took it back out and install some aftermarket lights I noticed the switch on a button and I thought to myself oh my God let me find out so I have it on tape it down and drove it on the Block and everything was fine so thank you all for all of your information and help

 

I'm glad that you figured it out.
You should still clean your drains. If they get clogged, water from a heavy rain or car wash will come in near the blower motor. This will ruin the electronics under the passenger side carpet.
I would also remove or replace the alarm as well. The internal batteries corrode and the circuit board shorts and causes a battery drain. Just my opinion.