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Chrysler Sebring Common Problems and Repairs FAQ
Why is My Transmission Not Shifting Right?
Most likely, if you drive an automatic, if it shifts unreliably, and shifts are delayed or rough, then the transmission is probably faulty. This is a known issue for Sebring models from between 1995 and 2010 with 340,000 miles or fewer. Run an inspection and consult Chrysler service bulletins to figure out what's going on. Most likely, the gearbox needs repairs, if not a rebuild.
Why is My Car Stalling and Having Trouble Starting?
Most likely, because of distributor failure -- more specifically, a sensor in the distributor having gone bad, along with wiring damage. This is a known issue for Sebring models from between 1995 and 2010 with 240,000 miles or fewer. There's no fixing either; you'll have to replace one, the other, or both.
Why is My Car's HVAC Clicking?
Most likely, if the sound is loud and continuous, if you hear it while running the heater and AC, and if it's happening when you switch from heating to air conditioning, then most likely, the blend door actuator's failed. This is a known issue for Sebring models from 1999 and later with 243,000 miles or fewer. You'll need to replace the actuator. Be sure to use OEM parts for repairs, and if you need help with any, get in touch with a Mopar service center.
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