new replacement top won't go down

Asked by munkster03 Oct 13, 2016 at 01:13 PM about the 2005 Chrysler Crossfire

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2005 crossfire...had a new top put on..now it will not go down...it worked before I took it in...there is a cord dangling along the inside of the track( one end connected the other isn't).. on.right side the cord is connected and very tight..could this be the problem and how to fix it...thanks  very frustrated and angry when you drop the money and it doesn't work  and the business thinks it never worked before I brought it in..  geezzz

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SRQfun answered 7 years ago

Sounds to me as if they did not connect the roof open switch or the Detent Cable. Try to follow the cord to both ends. and see if you can locate where it should connect. Or, If you are on Facebook join our Chrysler Crossfire Owners Group and then in the files section we have a PDF file on Top replacement. https://www.facebook.com/groups/2211655775/

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