I have a couple of issues that I'm trying to fix on my new Crossfire 2004 two-door coupe the first one is where my seat sensors are solenoids are as both my driver and passenger seats do not work also my headlights on bright do not work and now all of a sudden out of nowhere my alarm internal alarm or whatever like the key dinging alarm is going off when I start driving but not when I stop can anybody help me with any of these I would appreciate it thank you

 

I'm trying to undertand your seat problem. I don't know anything about a seat solanoid but there is a seat relay behind the drivers side AC vent that goes bad that sends power to the seats. I just replaced mine. Your other issue I'm not sure what the problem your describing is.

Don't understand your description you posted. "my alarm internal alarm or whatever like the key dinging alarm is going off". I think a more technical problem description would help a lot!

 

First for seats check the fuses under the hood if you have not already. Both of my seats stopped working at same time and I was prepared to dig into the car.
But fuse replacements fixed them both. Still don't know why both went at same time.

Here is a link that should help you out.
I also find it helpful to read the daily posts as a lot of the same problems keep popping up.
When it becomes your problem, you will think back and remember someone else going through it and solving it.
Jim

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

 

The alarm sounding while driving might be your "Tow Alarm" or the alarm siren under the hood is going bad.
Check that the tow alarm button is off. (See picture below).
You can test the alarm siren by pulling fuse #9 in the under hood fuse box. Check your diagram to be sure that's the correct fuse. (2004 maybe different than my 2006).
If it's the alarm siren, you can replace it or disconnect it. See my post here: LINK to Alarm Siren Removal/Replacement

 

Fuses for the headlights are at the left side of the dash. Open the driver’s door, open the compartment at the end of the dash. There should be a piece of paper there indicating which fuse does what.
Welcome to the forum. Familiarize yourself with all the info with the “stickies” at the top of each section and the “Index of Crossfire Problems and Repairs” It is in the TBS and How to Section

 

I got the seats figured out thanks to one of yall i just needed to solder the relay under the dash I would have never thought of that

 

thank you so much this things kind of a pain but enjoy tinkering and she needs alot of it . I'm still having issues with everything else oh God so my brights do not work the dams work just fine and my fog lights when I click them they're just like nothing is there and then I have this alarm going off every time I drive il it sounds like its under the driver's dash its the same one that beeps when you leave the keys on or lights on .I did try to pull fuse #9 it's still going off I'm starting to get a nervous tick she's my daily driver so if I could get help with that or what should I go at next the forums are kind of a lot and as I'll need to know to do this myself cuz I'm learning this is an expensive car and I'm definitely I need to save money guy so I got to figure it out myself by doing it I appreciate you guys so much thank you for those who've already helped me

 

Keep us informed what you find so others may benefit as well. Pictures are worth a thousand unspoken words and keep it interesting! Good luck!

 

Regarding the high beams, the multifunction switch sends a signal to the ICM (illumination control module). Make sure the multifunction switch is turning on the high beam function. Section 8R-35 All that can be found in the tech manual and can be downloaded here:

https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ollection.html

As for beeping under the dash, have you tried plugging in the passenger seat? If could be the seat sensor is triggered even tho' nobody is there.

 

The is a "Passenger On/Off Airbag Switch" on the right end of the dash. Try turning that switch to the off position and see if it makes a difference.

 

okay for the alarm system I don't know if it's actually the alarm I think it's whatever the beeping is when you leave your keys in the ignition that constant flow beep kind of high-pitched and it's from the top left corner of my Dash I can't see anything when I look under there but it will go off when I hit like 3 miles an hour roughly be continually until I come to a complete stop it does not beep when I go in reverse I did pull my center console and my everything that goes with it the heater ***** and assembly unit the all the buttons the one thing that I did that made me think it might be the real sensor is or something over there I jacked the car up to check my brakes spun the tire realized that they are sticking a little bit dropped it down fired it up and went to go get to the store to get brake cleaner and I noticed the beeping I've checked all my doors they were shut I'm not 100% sure on how to test if the switch is a bad somebody had mentioned that I appreciate your guys's patience and working with me as I know a bit about cars anything pre-computerized which is simple fuel spark air however these newer cars I never wanted to learn until a couple years ago kind of like the computers so I'd like to figure out the Forum I go familiarize myself with it man but I'm kind of learning both things on the Fly here thank you for your time guys you're awesome

 

I will absolutely let you guys know as soon as I can figure it out or if I have any more questions thank you for your time guys

 

Does the seat belt light come on the dash when you are buckled up? Maybe you have a seat belt warning for the passenger side seat belt. Try buckling the passenger seat belt and see if it still beeps and if the seat belt light warning light is on the dash panel.

 

I got some words and advice for you. Slow down while communicating your thoughts. I had a hard time parsing what your wrote. If you are writing on a cell phone, they are terrible for writing. You can just put a thought on a line or throw in some punctuation.

I have a roadster and if the top sensors incorrectly trigger, I get the beeping noise you mentioned when the top sensors are not correct. It's a real pain. LOL So when you get the beeping look on your console and look for any blinking LEDs that might get us a clue. Have you bought a ODB2 Scanner?

I don't think the brakes will cause the beeping. The brakes have speed sensors for ABS. So any speed sensor issues will show up as ESP/BAS light or an engine code.

Checking the doors is a good idea, but it could be the hatchback too. Have you checked that?

Keep on asking us question, we will continue to help.

 

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These are the lights that are on all the time when I drive so I don't know how to reset them or get them all off but so yeah the seatbelt thing is always been on even before the alarm started going off somebody mentioned wheel sensor or something like that possibly I'm thinking I need to check that I got sucked into the interior today and my radiator that just blew and my fan that s*** out on me I'm thinking it's because possibly the water pump doesn't work but it's not leaking but I'm not 100%

 

Top light is the low engine oil level warning. Going down the second light is telling you there is a bad light bulb, usually in the rear tail lights. Third is the low hydraulic brake fluid. Bottom light is for seat belt not buckled for one of the occupants.
This sentence you wrote is very confusing and don't understand what your trying to say, "I'm thinking I need to check that I got sucked into the interior today and my radiator that just blew and my fan that s*** out on me I'm thinking it's because possibly the water pump doesn't work but it's not leaking but I'm not 100%"

 

"As a suggestion," I'd take your car to a trusted repair garage and let them check the whole car over and let you know what it's problems are. An itemized list would be a great way for you to start fixing problems. It would be money well spent.

Many things can be wrong with the cooing system other than the water pump. For instance, low coolant, stuck thermostat, clogged radiator, radiator cooling fans not working, bad head gasket to name a few.
Where do you live? Probably a fellow Crossfire owner is in your area that could help you! Most of us work on our own cars.

 

That engine oil light also comes on if the oil is overfilled.

 

I would advise hooking up a scanner to your car and seeing what codes pop up.
Then you have a place to start from.

 

hello sorry for the delay thank you all again so much I have check the doors switches and the hatch switch nothing seems to be visibly wrong with them I have also checked the seats it is not that I brought it in and had it scanned at O'Reilly's and it all that came back was my O2 sensor lower Bank needs to be replaced and as far as the OBD2 scanner I did not have one I am working on that
and there are no lights on my Dash that flash when I when it kicks in I read something when I was Google online about the spoiler sensor or something like that also online it said something about batteries in could be dead I need to be replaced in the alarm itself does anybody know about that this thing is starting to drive me a little b a t t y