Great video. My Crossfire headliner fabric just fell over the weekend. Thanks to the video I will remove it and my son will repair it when he gets hear. He do compleat restorations on classics so I'm lucky.
That's very helpful thanks. Love the video btw, have been putting off removing mine until I saw your video as I didn't know how to tackle the back corners very helpful thanks
Barry gaffney cool, tell other Crossfire fans you know about my channel. I like my car, and I'm big into technology and computer stuff. Enjoy that car of yours, they are so fun to drive.
PLEASE ME!!! I want to make exactly this apart from with only one source of audio input and I want to be able to adjust the bass treble and Gain on this mint tin is this doable if so can you show me how I have a PayPal account and I'll even transfer over money for to cover the costs and extra for your time. Thanks for reading this hopefully you'll get back to me many thanks
Superb video! Every step nicely explained plus demonstrated. Apart from all the plastic trim plus rubber edge / strip, that holds the headliner in, is the back of the headliner stuck to the inside of the roof with anything, at all? Or once you have released all around the sides, the headliner drops out?
PUT something ON THE DIAL DOME, the edge material can get DEEP scratches from the headliner. The mask is not exxagerated, the cardboard really cuts scratches.
Carla White thank you more to come. I just did a leather repair on my seats and it turned out awesome, color match is good. If you have any little leather snags, scrapes, or pits you may want to see it. Please subscribe for more Crossfire content.
Another very useful video man thank you!!!! I've had my 05 Crossfire since new and its in rough shape now :( How did you remove the trim on the pillars by the dash?
Hi, thanks for watching. You jam the corner or your AAA card into the back of the wiring clip, pull up gently on the back flap of the clip so it clears the shark fin locking the two halves of the wire clip together. Once the back flap clears the fin, you are home free, just pull the two apart, like this : ua-cam.com/video/mv4ssbALzvY/v-deo.html I'm on a drive to reach 1000 subscribers, if you think about it, I would greatly appreciate your support. Good luck with your project!
I once paid 50€ for a bucket of difficult to apply glue, but it sticks. I should not have reused the botched fabric the service cut before. You MUST leave a significant margin and glue some of it on the top. Do not cut the rest so you got margin left for the next glueing.
I’m running a project on my Crossfires (have a few of them myself) in which I’m looking to install a dual Channel Dashcam system (Thinkware F770) and actually your video has allowed me to see how I can get my headliner out without damaging it : ) For the rear Dashcam (it has to be mounted on the rear Hatch’s Glass) cabling I will need to run the Dashcam wire through one of the cabling pass-through from the roof into the hatch. Would it be possible for you to post some good quality pictures (or send them to me) of the cabling pass-through on each side of the crossfire, so that I can determine on which side will it be best to run the wire through?
Steve Johnson wow, that's high-tech. ua-cam.com/video/7uhDWR36SiU/v-deo.html The passthrough is pretty narrow, and I don't think I took any real close shots of the passthrough. But I did get some sweet video of the back side of this removal from the hatch and I hope it can help you route your cables. see the link above. I did take a bunch of photos with the headliner out, and I'll see what I can dig up for your cable passthrough view. Good luck with your project, I may try this myself!
Very nice video! The shots of the bear roof after you removed the headliner are really good. There are plenty people that would certainly appreciate to see that video as well. I noticed that on the rear side, three is a double steel beam that acts as a subframe and could not see directly the wiring that goes through either pass-through to the read hatch. The point there is that I’m not sure how would I be able to reach either of the pass-through’s so that I can run the Dashcam wire to the hatch using the pass-through
Hi thanks for all your videos .. this one in particular..I took mine out and it was a bit awkward to get out but managed it .. as you know you cannot see a lot between the inside roof and the actual headliner as your taking it out .. out fell from between both was a piece of foam about 7 inches in length and about 3 by 3 inch square .. and I just cannot figure where it came from .. it def came from between the inside hardtop and the headliner ?
glencouls .. thank you .. I did watch your video a few times but never saw one come out of yours .. but as I said it wasn’t that easy to see anything between inside roof and headliner when taking it out .
Jason Diep hey, good to have an SRT-6 guy watching my page. I'm almost done with steps 2 and 3 too. And I'm rebuilding the center console to have two legit cup holders. Subscribing would let you know when those are available. Thanks for watching!
Barry gaffney that part was hard to get on camera. you can remove that after you drop the headliner down to the transmission shifter. its way easier to attack down there, so before you drop the headliner backing down make sure to release all wire connectors in the step you saw me wiggling a bunch of wires and pulling on clips. once it's down, attack the back of the remote, you will see two silver clamps that fold over, or lock behind the headliner. undo those two clamps. then the remote will wiggle free. best of luck, I'm sure once you pull the headliner backing down you will see the clamps and know how to take it out from there. Great question, thanks for your input!
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You da king. I was planning to pull it from the trunk but you showed it is possible from the door opening. Txs
Fuck I wish I could have found this video before doing this project, I had the old foam all over the place and had a hard time removing the backing.
Great video. My Crossfire headliner fabric just fell over the weekend. Thanks to the video I will remove it and my son will repair it when he gets hear. He do compleat restorations on classics so I'm lucky.
still working on "Step 2 : Applying fabric to headliner backing" and "Step 3 : Reinstalling the headliner into the car". I'm working on them.
How did you put the rear top cover pillar trim back in 🤔
Did you post the video on putting the headliner back? Just about to do mine
That's very helpful thanks. Love the video btw, have been putting off removing mine until I saw your video as I didn't know how to tackle the back corners very helpful thanks
Barry gaffney cool, tell other Crossfire fans you know about my channel. I like my car, and I'm big into technology and computer stuff. Enjoy that car of yours, they are so fun to drive.
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PLEASE ME!!! I want to make exactly this apart from with only one source of audio input and I want to be able to adjust the bass treble and Gain on this mint tin is this doable if so can you show me how I have a PayPal account and I'll even transfer over money for to cover the costs and extra for your time. Thanks for reading this hopefully you'll get back to me many thanks
AND IF THOSE CLIPS BREAK ?????
I broke some during reinstall an purchased some Mercedes Benz headliner clips on Ebay, no problem. I think I spent $12.00 for 10.
Superb video! Every step nicely explained plus demonstrated. Apart from all the plastic trim plus rubber edge / strip, that holds the headliner in, is the back of the headliner stuck to the inside of the roof with anything, at all? Or once you have released all around the sides, the headliner drops out?
Once you pull the sunshades down and the rubber weather stripping the headliner should pull away.
PUT something ON THE DIAL DOME, the edge material can get DEEP scratches from the headliner. The mask is not exxagerated, the cardboard really cuts scratches.
Great detail very informative with good quality video: keep posting; liking your work 👍🏻
great video BTW and very informative too! loved it!!
Carla White thank you more to come. I just did a leather repair on my seats and it turned out awesome, color match is good. If you have any little leather snags, scrapes, or pits you may want to see it. Please subscribe for more Crossfire content.
Another very useful video man thank you!!!! I've had my 05 Crossfire since new and its in rough shape now :( How did you remove the trim on the pillars by the dash?
That's seen in this video. Cut for time. Basically you just pull them straight back. ua-cam.com/video/eolYvbMlVBU/v-deo.html firmly but not rough.
If I can figure out how to disconnect the small connector from the universal remote, I'm home free. Can someone help me with that?
Hi, thanks for watching. You jam the corner or your AAA card into the back of the wiring clip, pull up gently on the back flap of the clip so it clears the shark fin locking the two halves of the wire clip together. Once the back flap clears the fin, you are home free, just pull the two apart, like this : ua-cam.com/video/mv4ssbALzvY/v-deo.html I'm on a drive to reach 1000 subscribers, if you think about it, I would greatly appreciate your support. Good luck with your project!
I once paid 50€ for a bucket of difficult to apply glue, but it sticks. I should not have reused the botched fabric the service cut before. You MUST leave a significant margin and glue some of it on the top. Do not cut the rest so you got margin left for the next glueing.
whoot?
There it is...🎉
I’m running a project on my Crossfires (have a few of them myself) in which I’m looking to install a dual Channel Dashcam system (Thinkware F770) and actually your video has allowed me to see how I can get my headliner out without damaging it : ) For the rear Dashcam (it has to be mounted on the rear Hatch’s Glass) cabling I will need to run the Dashcam wire through one of the cabling pass-through from the roof into the hatch. Would it be possible for you to post some good quality pictures (or send them to me) of the cabling pass-through on each side of the crossfire, so that I can determine on which side will it be best to run the wire through?
Steve Johnson wow, that's high-tech. ua-cam.com/video/7uhDWR36SiU/v-deo.html The passthrough is pretty narrow, and I don't think I took any real close shots of the passthrough. But I did get some sweet video of the back side of this removal from the hatch and I hope it can help you route your cables. see the link above. I did take a bunch of photos with the headliner out, and I'll see what I can dig up for your cable passthrough view. Good luck with your project, I may try this myself!
Very nice video! The shots of the bear roof after you removed the headliner are really good. There are plenty people that would certainly appreciate to see that video as well.
I noticed that on the rear side, three is a double steel beam that acts as a subframe and could not see directly the wiring that goes through either pass-through to the read hatch. The point there is that I’m not sure how would I be able to reach either of the pass-through’s so that I can run the Dashcam wire to the hatch using the pass-through
Hi thanks for all your videos .. this one in particular..I took mine out and it was a bit awkward to get out but managed it .. as you know you cannot see a lot between the inside roof and the actual headliner as your taking it out .. out fell from between both was a piece of foam about 7 inches in length and about 3 by 3 inch square .. and I just cannot figure where it came from .. it def came from between the inside hardtop and the headliner ?
I dont think i have a photo of the back side of the headliner. I might, ill check and see if I have something in the archives.
glencouls .. thank you .. I did watch your video a few times but never saw one come out of yours .. but as I said it wasn’t that easy to see anything between inside roof and headliner when taking it out .
I wish the SRT6 model came with the red interior. im saving your vid incase my headliner ever gets to that point.
Jason Diep hey, good to have an SRT-6 guy watching my page. I'm almost done with steps 2 and 3 too. And I'm rebuilding the center console to have two legit cup holders. Subscribing would let you know when those are available. Thanks for watching!
Where is step 2?
great video. had mine replace. Looks like it was money well spent.
Terry Doberstein haha, yes there is some work here, but I love to do it. it's a fun car to work on. thanks for your comment.
Ed from NH, took the head liner out and took it to a shop. Cost me $250, now looks like new.
How did you remove the universal remote?
Barry gaffney that part was hard to get on camera. you can remove that after you drop the headliner down to the transmission shifter. its way easier to attack down there, so before you drop the headliner backing down make sure to release all wire connectors in the step you saw me wiggling a bunch of wires and pulling on clips. once it's down, attack the back of the remote, you will see two silver clamps that fold over, or lock behind the headliner. undo those two clamps. then the remote will wiggle free. best of luck, I'm sure once you pull the headliner backing down you will see the clamps and know how to take it out from there. Great question, thanks for your input!
should have just threw a cover in there
I Like going original. Outside of my preferences, that is an outstanding suggestion.