Here is my how to video on the SKREEM. I will show an actual example of what symptoms will be on the Crossfire and show you how to get to the part, replacing it and then synchronizing the fob. NOTE, this security part is VIN coded to your specific Crossfire so you will need to show proof of ownership. Keep this part in your car at all times so that you will have it if it fails on you. Simple tools and 20-60 min to do based on your skill levels.

Please make sure to disconnect your vehicle battery while working on any electrical component on you car.

The SKREEM can be purchased from our friend Rob over at NeedsWings Performance Products or here directly SKREEM and Antenna Ring

Quote from Needswings: "
In the near future we expect Chrysler to disconinue these as we are seeing it happen on other Chrysler/Mercedes vehicles and other crossfire parts, get them while you can!"

Hope this helps.

 

Paul,
Thank You for this awesome video and all the information you provided as well

 

It is a super video and the buzz is building for an Oscar nomination. Remember you heard that here first.
Seriously though,I have added it to the Index of ........, the link to which is in my sig.

 

Thanks Gary and Dave

 

As I said in another thread, it is probably the best DIY video I've ever seen for any repair on any marque!

 

perfect, thank you very much Paul

 

Is there an actual link for this video? It is very well done.

 

This is a mess but here it is above.

 

Great Instructional Step by Step DIY Video! Keep em coming!

 

I was struck by the failed SKREEM module today, this will be my 2nd replacement in 11 years and 140k miles of ownership. 1st one was replaced by the dealer, I will handle this one with the aid of this video, thanks for sharing.

 

Please post back here as to where you buy your SKREEM module and what your cost is if you don't mind
I've heard they are difficult to find and come with a high price now

 

It bothers me that the same car had two fail.

 

I ordered it from NW-Rob at the website price, should take 3 days for him to get and then a day or two from him to me. I saw other post about the rarity of this part, if it didn't cost so much I would have bought two, defiantly need to add this to my SRT6 Emergency Kit.

SRT6 Emergency Kit:
SKREEM module
181/PSK Belt
Supercharger bearing
CPS
RCM

 

My SKRREM finally gone. 53K miles. its on the way from Rob at Needswings.