My car chrysler sebring make a crank noise continuous when engine gets hot ... It make noise when engine gets warm .. So don't know what to do

If it usually starts when cold, but when fails hot will not start until totally cold, suspect bad coil, ignition module or other electronic sensor on engine such as crank or cam sensor. Testing individual parts often is difficult, because part only fails when hot.

Chrysler Sebring Questions - Car running very rough ...

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CarGurusMar 27, 2011 - It seems after car gets to a certain temperature it runs very rough. ... 2011 at 12:16 PM about the 1998 Chrysler Sebring 2 Dr LXi Coupe ... it.one day it washot out and it was running sluggish with rough idle.and ... I changed the altnator and battery its runs like its brand-new.now ... 2002 Chrysler Sebring LXi.

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CarGurusNov 3, 2011 - Engine Power Loss After Car Is Warmed Up - Major loss of power after car has ... When vehicle is cold runs ok, sometimes a little rough but not bad. Full power. Allowed vehicle to run for over 45 minutes last night at idle, died on its own, car sat approximately 20-30 minutes. ... 2002 Chrysler Sebring LX.

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However, the vehicle still suffers from rough idle under certain conditions: ... been resolved (I don't think he noticed that it happened only when warm though). .... The test will tell you its general condition without having to dig it out of the fender, ..... Powered by phpBB © 2000, 2002, 2005, 2007 phpBB Group rough ...
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If the engine will not crank in park, will it crank in neutral ?
Have you checked for voltage at the starter when the key is in the crank position ?

That info requires wiring diagrams and we don't to have them here at fixya. Sorry
If you wish to access them for a small fee I understand you can do that here www.alldatadiy.com

how do you know all this (plugs firing, timing belt good, etc ) if engine wont crank??
Chrysler had a major problem in those years with the distributor going bad...buy new on ebay for around $100...dont buy used1

I would and sometimes you have to hold the recharge hose down on the fitting with some pressure to get it to take the R134.

1. Check your battery to make sure it is not rusted, leaking, and has a charge 2. Jump start your battery with another car, even if you believe the battery is good, this often times will still start your car. 3. If your engine is cold, and you have an older car, ensure to get your fuel lines to the engine flushed or have fuel injection service performed 4. The engine tends to warp the same way wood does during the extreme cold, do not be afraid to continue trying to warm up the engine by constant cranks with it is cold out. Your not going to hurt the car, the worse that could happen is too much fuel will enter the carborator and cause flooding in the system to occur. Wait 20 minutes if this happens and start to crank again 5. Bad spark plugs are a major reason why many cars take a very long time to start 6. Please have your spark plugs removed and exchanged for new ones. Over time, spark plugs become fowled and prevent the car from starting even thou you hear cranking!!!

Not putting out any heat at all or very little heat - when the engine is hot - suggests a coolant flow problem. Might try flushing out the cooling system if it has been more than 75,000 miles since it was done - if it was ever done. Sometimes the thermostat can get stuck and in colder climates this can prevent the engine from warming up to operating temperature and contribute to this type of issue. Short of flushing out the coolant with fresh new antifreeze - use the correct type - your likely culprit is a mixing door operating intermittently or not at all.

1st check the coolant level. If it's low, what you describe will happen. If level is ok, let me know, and include info on engine temp gauge--how long to warm up, is gauge at warm up low temp range, normal, or hot?

more than likely a bad crank sensor but not knowing if there are codes might also be a cam sensor,it is deffently a electrical componet problem hot soak of the motor will break down bad electrical sensors,