Nothing seams to be listed as Series 7 or Line N on the interior or exterior parts in the parts manuals? I am trying to figure out what parts I need for some cosmetic repairs on the inside and outside and how much they would cost. I cannot tell what parts would be for my car. I guess Series and Line in the VIN have nothing to do with Series and Line in the parts listings? If not, what Line, Series, and Body is the SRT-6?

Series Choices:
P = PREMIUM
S = SPORT
X = SPECIAL

Line Choices:
C = CHRYSLER
Z = CHRYSLER (RHD)

Body Choices
27 = 2-DR CONVERTIBLE
29 = SPECIALTY COUPE

My guess would be Series X, Line C, Body 29 ?

 

Hi Jevs, and welcome to the discussion (although I want to ask: have you joined CICCI at http://www.crossfireinternational.com/ yet?)!

You got it right, as long as your SRT6 is the Coupe (hardtop, hatchback) body style.

Those terms come from the traditional Chrysler way vehicles are described, mainly for Sales purposes, but also within the company.

Yes, X = (for Crossfire) the SRT6 varient, C is used to differentiate the Chrysler left hand drive from the (also Chrysler, but something has to distinguish) right had drive (for UK, Australia, Japan, South Africa, etc.), and 27 is the 'convertible' (Roadster for Crossfire) body, while 29 means the 2-door hardtop (Coupe for Crossfire) body type.

Good luck fixing up! And, how about sharing any good sources for such body parts? Those have been, may be, problematic, given the orphan situation of our car.

Clint
aka ZH SRT6 on crossfireinternational.com

 

Look what I found - complete pinouts of the back of our OEM Head Units.

I'd like to offer them to be hosted here - I am currently working up a mod to make my FRS radio play thru the speakers of the car AND mute the AM/FM/CD when someone is talking on the FRS.

Anyway, found it and thought I'd share it for what it's worth.

 

 

Attached is a file for MB part numbers for the SLK320 and SLK32, unfortunately long block and some drive train parts are missing. You just have to figure out the parts that fit our cars, not too hard.

 

Valkryderguy,

Thanks for making the change to the title... hadn't thought about that (DOH! )

OneHundred80 and pizzaguy,

Thanks for the documents, the OP has been edited to reflect the changes.

Cheers!

UPDATE: OneHundred80 provided two additional links to SLK320 and SLK32 Electronic Parts Catalogs. I have added them at the bottom of the OP.

Thanks mah brutha from anutha *****!

 

I want a service manual for my 2006 limited covertable------thanks bkrdoug bkrdoug80@gmail.com 352 634 4685

 

"THE" service manual is in this thread.. along with several other usefull files.. Just go to post #1 and download to your hearts content..

 

In the first post here the title of this manual is wrong, it is not specific to the SRT6. It covers all 2005 NA and SRT coupes and roadsters. It also will cover the later models of the NA and 2006 SRT as well.

For NA coupe owners and non roadster specific problems, the 2004 manual is better laid out and easier to use than the 2005 manual as the index is more explicit.

SRT6 Service Manual [79.7MB]
(SRT6 Specific Service Manual)

Roadster owners may not think there is anything for them.

 

My apologies OneHundred80,

I had not realized that there may be confusion. I have adjusted the description of the two items in question to read as follows:

"Parts & Service Documentation List

2004 Crossfire (Coupe & Roadster) Service Manual [80.3MB]
(same document previously hosted by users on this forum, just another location to grab it)

2005 Crossfire NA & SRT6 (Coupe & Roadster) Service Manual [79.7MB]
(Includes SRT6 Specific Service Information)"

 

No apologies needed, I was just thinking that it would be ignored by some owners with that title.
Also the new title for the 2004 is wrong, there was no roadster the first year and it is not mentioned in the manual.

 

DOH! I forgot about that... it now reads "2004 Crossfire (Coupe Only) Service Manual"

 

Doesn't the info in that document fit 90% of all years and models produced?

 

What post or manual are you referring to?

 

For the record really as it only contains the specific accessories that were available for the Crossfire, the lighted sill is still available though. It contains accessories for other Chrysler cars as well.
MOPAR Accessories Catalog Fall 2006/7 (PDF)

 

MMZ Thank you!!
I'm a new xover owner (1 week last Friday) and this is just what the doctor ordered. Whenever I get a spare minute I'm reading through one of the documents.

Quick question to you or anyone else listening, I wanted to take the headlights out to remove the frosting on the cover and the service manual references an access panel on the inter fender to remove the lower bolts. Do I need to remove the front wheel to access this panel? I couldn't find a diagram of this panel anywhere in the service manual.

Thanks again.

 

If you are going to use this access panel, it is much easier if you do remove the wheel, however it is much better to leave the lights in the car and mask off surrounding areas.
These puppies are a real bi**ch to secure when removed without damaging the lower mounting tabs.

 

Live in the Northeast and the cars in a cold garage. Just want to start working on it and thought I could just bring the headlight units in the house. But from the sound of it I'd better just wait another 4-6 weeks, don't want to create more problems.
Thanks.

 

Maxcichon and I did refurb a pair out of the car. You will need a good workbench and a strong willing partner to hang on to the light while you do the buffing ......
( never have gotten around to cleaning up all that sling-off from the pegboard at the back of my workbench )

Here's a suggestion :
If you have the time, go ahead and remove the entire bumper cover, then it's easy to get to the lights, and you can clean up all the years of grime you will find. ( probably also some corrosion since you are in the NE )

 

Thank you. I have a 03' SLK320 and find the information you've gathered to be very beneficial.