2004 chrysler sebring idle speed is too slow. HOw

P0562 - system voltage low (speed control and idle control system)

P0700 - transmission control system malfunction

P0499 - evaporative emission system vent valve control circuit high

its not adjustable

have the OBD codes read as will point you to the circuit system that may be causing the problem , also use a good fuel addative to clean away carbon deposit etc build up

have the codes checked if you haven't as it can store a code without check engine light being on. You may have a headgasket seeping .

there is a input and output speed sensor on the trans

I would try replacing the fuel filter and also take a look at your air filter and vacuum lines.
hopefully this solves your problem

the control that increases the idle when under load isnt working,but iam not familar with this make of vehicle to advise you any further ,its controled by the ECU which is sensing the idle speed from the crank sensor which then speeds up the engine via the stepper motor .i know how it works but couldnt tell you where it is on this vehicle

750 rpm?

your revs are too low.

The engine speed drives the oil pump via the timing belt.

too low revs = poor pump speed = low pressure.

I'll bet when you rev the idle speed faster, the warning goes off?

Possibly a transmission issue. The transmission has a "lockup" mode, where a clutch connects the engine directly to the transmission at cruising speeds. It is then supposed to unlock at lower speeds and for stopping. If it doesn't unlock, the car will stall at a stop. Try putting it into neutral (carefullly, so you don't go into reverse) as you slow down, if it doesn't stall out, it is most likely the transmission lockup mechanism.

If it stalls in neutral it is an engine issue. Bad idle control, bad ignition (it's easier to fire at high speed), bad fuel injector, bad air flow/pressure sensor... and more possibilities.

did u test for intake manifold leaks? did you disconnect the battery after the cleaning to reset idle speed control system? if u can find no leaks and system was reset then IAC may be sticking.