This is the BEST car owners' forum on the net, regardless of make/model!

I bought my 2004 Blaze Red Xfire about a month ago. So far -- thanks to this forum -- I have made the following modifications:
1) Added the "keyless entry" chirp with a $4.00 part from Radio Shack
2) Replaced the cabin air filter (previous owner was a smoker - odor gone!)
3) Replaced both air intake filters with K&N performance filters - nice!
4) Swapped OEM brake pads for Rotex Gold pads (virtually NO brake dust!)
5) Added carbon fiber under the spoiler with AMG badging
6) Disconnected faulty seatbelt warning sensor (no more beep!)
7) Debadged all Chrysler logos (controversial, but I likey!)
8) Found "hidden" coin holder
9) Checked for toe/camber in rear wheels for excessive wear (yep)
10) Reset service interval indicator (zero now, baby!)
11) Reset throttle response memory (wow!)
12) Repaired rust in door weather stripping with One Step primer/sealer (thanks SRT Six)
13) Learned to LOVE my Xfire!!!

This forum rocks. Everyone treats newbies with TLC and we care about our common Xfire fan.

Kudos to you -- all of you!!!

 

Great, now join us this Sunday at Rollin' on the River Car Show!

James

 

Or August 2nd Parsippany, NJ Two Kids Foundation Car Show. Check out www.crossfireinternational.com. Stay safe bro.

 

Where is this sensor? I would love to stop that damn beeping everytime I take off my seat belt or don't want to put it on.

 

I noticed your screen name I assume your in NYC area, where about? If you are, like Ichon posted check out the 2 kids Foundation Show on Aug.2. Click on the link for more info. https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...ar-show-5.html

 

You been busy there fella!

Welcome to the best damm Forum bar none!


roadster with a stick

 

Welcome aboard ambitious newbie! Looks like you've been busy! Took me two years just to do half the stuff on your list. Us "old guys" just move a lot slower.

 

I rarely if ever strap in. Just cut the male clip from the mid-back seat of your wife's mini-van and shove in your seat belt receptacle. She'll never know.

 

Excellent! It's fun modding...Continue and enjoy the ride!

 

Yeah that would work if I had a wife. If I did she wouldn't have no f***ing minivan. They are the worst eye sores on the road (no offense if you have one). Just get an SUV instead.

 

Congratulations, best car, best forum, best people.........

 

Right....I have had a crossfire since 2004 and still don't have half that done. Welcome to the gang!!

 

Welcome NYPD,
Your correct here...great forum and good people.
Please check out the Crossfire Club www.crossfireinternational.com

Another place to talk Crossfires and mostly based so far with members from this forum.

 

From Andrew:
Easiest way to disable the seatbelt warning chime:
https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...tml#post121233

That's what I did - snipped one brown wire and that's it.

I ALWAYS WEAR MY SEATBELT (saved my life once). But the receptacle in my Xfire was defective -- it chimed even when the belt was connected.

Moved to Cincinnati from Brooklyn. I was an auxiliary cop in the 13th Pct., NYPD.

James: I'll be there at the show this weekend.

Thanks again guys!

 

Welcome aboard, glad to see you are a quick study

I recently did the seatbelt wire clip and it is awesome. I wear my seatbelt as well, but sometimes quick in and out or pulling it into the garage or something, and we all know it was the worlds most annoying chime....

 

Great!
Now if you can just get the powers that be in the NYPD to stop harassing motorcyclists in the NYC area, that would be great!

BC.

 

Now, NYPD, I have to thank you... Because of this post, I learned about the "chirp" and "Reset throttle response memory". I did it this morning and could not believe what a difference it made. Big-time WOW! Thanks.