20 Most Recent 2006 Chrysler Sebring - Page 2 Questions & Answers

The correct radio SERIAL NUMBER is required for a code First remove the radio from the dashboard. Cheap extractors are available on Ebay Removal Info here www.fitaudio.com Then post the radio make+model plus all the letters+numbers on any labels,barcodes and a 14 character Serial Number stamped in the metal casing. This information can then be used to see if a code can be calculated _____________________________________ Radio Codes and free advice are always available here www.ukbookshelf.co.uk Mention FixYa Forum ______________________________________

The most common problem is that the ribbon contact in the drum under the steering wheel has a defective circuit filiment. The part is referred to as the Clockspring contact.

Check your owners manual specs

YOU HAVE ABLED YOUR FLASHER WARNING LIGHTS. LOOK FOR THE RED TRIANGLE ON THE DASH CONSOLE AND PRESS IT.

Usually factory alarms will reset if you disconnect the battery and wait 30 or so minutes then reconnect.

You start by looking at broken wire connection under seats, often times just unplugging wire connection and replugging works. Good Luck, FREE-BUSINESSES.com

Camshaft sensors fire the injector sequence. If all else is good. You would just start losing gas mileage. Hesitation is usually a dirty air filter and throttle body. What codes did you get?

Hi there, you need to enter the security code for these items. When power has been cut the security setup procedure is initiated in order that anybody who might steal your goods cannot sell them as working. All in car entertainment works this way. The codes might be written down somewhere on the vehicles original documentation/manuals. BEST OF LUCK WITH THIS

it should be in your manual or service book you enter the 4 digits into radio buttons mine is grand voyager i use cd button numbers enter 4 digit code the radio should them come on if you dont have manual ring chrysler might be able to get code off your vin

Here's a link on your bcm. Body Control Module watch both video's

may have bad head gasket

That is a sign that the engine is overheated.If it is not overheated then check to be sure to have the right pressure cap.

Drive to any auto parts store. Take your VIN. number in and the clerk can locate your thermostat location in their data base.

Should b in here if it is a 4.7 l engine If you need further help, reach me via phone at https://www.6ya.com/expert/tom_1788908372a4836f

its under a heat shield on the back side of the engine. remove the three bolts holding the shield on and unplug the switch. then remove it using a deep socket

in front of the engine compartment fuse box