How do i connect to crave tv? there must be a simple way in this day and age to connect to this the product is a tv is that so hard

It's craving, what does that mean?

I would check age of battery. Batteries these days are made with cheaply coated parts and only last about 5 years. Many times a bad battery will over work the alternator making them go out. Since you have changed the alternator I am assuming that you checked and cleaned the battery connections.

make sure car is in park or neutral, if still nothing, make sure battery terminals are clean, just because the dash lights work does not mean there is good enough connection at the battery to start the car. Make sure battery is fully charged. If still nothing, sometimes giving the starter a tap with a hammer will get it going again. Good luck.

For sure if they removed the old radio, there is aconnection on the radio which works with the central computer of the car, it's simple, take the car there and demand them to fix it.

1957 a golden age when cars were made from metal ,nostalga anyway i sure that on a vehicle of this age it will be a hydraulic operated switch in the brake pipe close to the master cylinder ,now a car of this age if its unrestored and mucked about with by some back street so called custom workshop like gas monkey or west coast or similar then it will only have one pipe from the master cylinder running to a multi connection 4 way and here between the master and multi connection will sit the brake light switch ,simple

Real simple clueless

Save yourself all the worry & guessing -while throwing
parts at it & have a repair shop resolve.

The only reason there are 300 or more people here a day,
is because they know nothing & do nothing-- to resolve these
type problems, with any product

has to be something simple like a distributor cap /rotor arm problem .Iam not familar with this vehicle as i am a europeon mechanic and american cars of this age were far advanced to europeon cars of the same age as to regards of emmision controls .

Acce

Your inside handle connects to the release mechanism with a rod.It's a steel rod about 3/16" diam. that will be connected to either the handle and not the release,or the release and not the handle.There's also a chance on a car that age that the connector on the handle has broken off because of years of use.
Carefully remove the inner door panel,look hard for hidden screws,then there's a plastic liner and sound insulation to remove,then you can get at the mechanics inside the door.The problem will be obvious,and not hard to reconnect if nothing is broken.
Good luck,let me know.
Bob

http://crave.cnet.co.uk/cartech/porsche-918-spyder-hybrid-greenlit-for-production-50000116/

Please find the specifics in this link.

Thanks