This is not a valid code. You will find lots of hits online where people are reporting this code. It seems that the consumer grade scanning tools are not able to read the code correctly. I recommend taking it into the dealer and have them read the code.
SOURCE: 1999 Chrysler Sebring Convertible code P1495. I
Code 1495 = Leak Detection Pump Solenoid Circuit
Remove the connector from the solenoid (should be on the back wall,
just to the drivers side of the air-hat). You will have the solenoid
to check and the harness. What you want to measure is the voltage
coming from the harness and the resistance of the solenoid.
Turn the
key to the "ON" position but do not start the motor; the voltage at
the connector should be at least 10V or more,.now, check the
resistance of the solenoid (should be around 35 ohms).
Hope helps.
SOURCE: 2009 chrysler sebring serpentine belt diagram
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SOURCE: chrysler sebring code p0513
P0513 stands for invalid SKIM Key. Basically it means that the "computer chip" that is in your ignition key which has a special code is not recognized by your vehcile compter (PCM). In most cases that I have come across is that either your VIN is not entered or is the incorrect VIN programmed into the PCM. Have you recently changed the PCM ? You may try another ignition key but I doubt that would work unless you are using the wrong key for the vehicle. You will need special diagnostic computer programs in order to correct this problem. Most likely your PCM will need to be "Flashed" to the VIN. This really isn't a weekend/backyard/part time mechanic fix. Hope this helps you to understand what the code is and what it means. Guessing the vehicle won't start.....
SOURCE: How do I fix grinding whinding noise on 2009 Chrysler Sebring
Hi, That sound maybe coming from the power steering pump. Check oil level and check belt tension. It maybe time for a new belt.
If noise presists see you local mechanic for further help. Good luck.
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