Thanks for the detailed instructions. I am an aircraft mechanic and just got one of these. I have never had a Chrysler, Mercedes, or Karmann of any kind. You showed the things I needed to know. So far love the car!
Absolutely! Thank you for watching. It’s a pretty fun a unique car. Learning to maintain it yourself is the main thing because the Mercedes end of it can make things pricey. I will be posting a cabin air filter change come this spring when I pull it out of storage. Thanks again!
Thank you so much! Friend of mine just mentioned to me that I could squeeze out a little HP by upgrading the air filter and I wanted to see what I was getting myself into. Would you mind confirming which filters you used? He said K&N as well and it looks like there is only one made for the Crossfire, but I thought I heard you mention getting a different one, so I wanted to ask. Thanks!
Did your Mom notice a difference in power? Im looking at AFE filters for my Crossfire, as they don't have oil, but, are washable, just like the K&N. Cool video- good to see your attention to detail in cleaning out the airbox.
Hi and thanks for the comment I appreciate it! I would say in my experience driving it I have noticed many be a slight change in power. At the amount that filters can give you you may not notice it much and you may think you notice it a lot which could be a placebo affect. But it definitely will give you more power regardless and hey it’s more economical
@@64KarmannGhia Silly question, but I swear I’ve only ever replaced them like once, and I’ve noticed a slight increase in my temperature gauge recently, could this be due to the fact that I haven’t replaced them?
@@josh5dude it very well could be.. however in order for that to be, they more than likely have to be pretty dirty/clogged up. Generally it’s something you should just keep up on with maintenance! I would definitely inspect them
@@64KarmannGhia So yeah, that fixed my problem almost immediately. Filters were completely caked up, and even had particles from leaves in them. Same with the cabin air filter. 🙃 Whoops...
the k & n filters I just ordered for my crossfire can be washed and reused every 50,000 miles. the ads say they are good for the life of the car so the high price is a no brainer for me..
I have a Chrysler crossfire that when it sits for a few days the fan blows at high speed from engine causing it to not start or do anything any suggestions?
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Thanks for the detailed instructions. I am an aircraft mechanic and just got one of these. I have never had a Chrysler, Mercedes, or Karmann of any kind. You showed the things I needed to know. So far love the car!
Absolutely! Thank you for watching. It’s a pretty fun a unique car. Learning to maintain it yourself is the main thing because the Mercedes end of it can make things pricey. I will be posting a cabin air filter change come this spring when I pull it out of storage. Thanks again!
Great! Would have never figured it out on my own. Thank you, well done!
Glad I could help! Definitely isn’t an easy one to figure out if you haven’t done it before
Hate to admit it, but same. 🤦🏻♂
Very helpful. Thanks for posting!
Thank you so much! Friend of mine just mentioned to me that I could squeeze out a little HP by upgrading the air filter and I wanted to see what I was getting myself into. Would you mind confirming which filters you used? He said K&N as well and it looks like there is only one made for the Crossfire, but I thought I heard you mention getting a different one, so I wanted to ask. Thanks!
Did your Mom notice a difference in power? Im looking at AFE filters for my Crossfire, as they don't have oil, but, are washable, just like the K&N. Cool video- good to see your attention to detail in cleaning out the airbox.
Hi and thanks for the comment I appreciate it! I would say in my experience driving it I have noticed many be a slight change in power. At the amount that filters can give you you may not notice it much and you may think you notice it a lot which could be a placebo affect. But it definitely will give you more power regardless and hey it’s more economical
Thank you so much.
Glad I could help!
@@64KarmannGhia Silly question, but I swear I’ve only ever replaced them like once, and I’ve noticed a slight increase in my temperature gauge recently, could this be due to the fact that I haven’t replaced them?
@@josh5dude it very well could be.. however in order for that to be, they more than likely have to be pretty dirty/clogged up. Generally it’s something you should just keep up on with maintenance! I would definitely inspect them
@@64KarmannGhia So yeah, that fixed my problem almost immediately. Filters were completely caked up, and even had particles from leaves in them. Same with the cabin air filter. 🙃 Whoops...
@@josh5dude mine were pretty caked up too since I live around cornfields and bugs. I have yet to check cabin filter. Glad you got your issue sorted!
Hi, I'm in south africa so where can I buy this reusable n&h filters, kindly advise
You can buy them at big lips auto supply in Johannesburg.
the k & n filters I just ordered for my crossfire can be washed and reused every 50,000 miles. the ads say they are good for the life of the car so the high price is a no brainer for me..
Same ones I used in the video here, definitely agree no brained!
Thx
I have a Chrysler crossfire that when it sits for a few days the fan blows at high speed from engine causing it to not start or do anything any suggestions?
C Hustles hmmm that’s one issue I have never heard of.. maybe the blower relay? A fuse possibly? That sounds like a very tricky issue
there is a you tube site called Crossfire Repairs by Paul..He is very good...might have an answer for you