Suspension Problems of Chrysler Crossfire

Hello, I have installed ground control adjustable camber arms on my vehicle to permit camber adjustment to within factory recommendations. These same model camber arms are failing on a number of vehicles which are identical to mine (Chrysler Crossfire). My vehicle has not yet failed. A photo is attached. They pose an extreme safety hazard, as they can cause complete loss of vehicle control. There have been no injuries yet, but it is only a matter of time. Thank you for considering my report.

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Tl-the contact owns a 2004 Chrysler cross fire. The contact stated that the front end of the vehicle does not align. The failure recurred multiple times. The vehicle was taken to a dealer and independent mechanic for diagnosis. The mechanic was unable to locate the failure. The vehicle has not been repaired. The manufacturer was not notified of the failure. The approximate failure mileage was 120,000. Kw.

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Right rear rim broke in half. This break was on the inside of the rim about 1" from the spokes. The break was around the entire rim. Not across the rim; around the entire rim. I can provide pictures and still have the rim.

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The passenger side rear stabilizer body mount bracket was found to be 90% separated from the body. The mount bracket has 4 weld points on the body frame. The welds are electrical welds. One break was along the weld at the junction point of the bracket to the body. The other 2 separations were along the midpoint of the bracket support legs. The rearward support legs are approximately 1 inch wide. Both were broken. The forward legs are approximately 1 half inch wide and one was broken on the outboard passenger side. The driver side bracket shows no sign of problems. The thickness of the steel in the bracket is approximately 3/32 inches. This vehicle was involved in a low speed front end collision approximately 3 years prior to this problem forming. Images are available.

: the contact stated while driving the vehicle going 55 to 60 mph it started vibrating. The vehicle was taken back to the dealership four times within a six week period. The dealership inspected the vehicle the first time and could not duplicate the problem. After driving the vehicle for a short amount of time it was taken back a second time having the same problems. The dealership balanced the wheels and stated the vibration should go away. This did not fix the problem; the vehicle still vibrated at various speeds. It was taken back to the dealership once again, but the problem could not be duplicated. After driving a week or so the vehicle was taken back this time all four tires were replaced. This still has not fixed the problem. The dealership states there is nothing mechanically wrong with the vehicle. The manufacturer has been alerted.