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#68 of 77 95 Sebring, Always blows hot air by tscareus May 29, 2009 (2:21 pm)
I have a 95 Sebring, the temperature control doesn't seem to change the air coming out the vents at all. It's always hot. Is there a valve that should close off coolant to the heater core? Could it be a vacuum problem with the controls? Is there a flap that should close off the heater core? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks
#69 of 77 2000 sebring convertable by sebringfool Jun 08, 2009 (9:44 am)
i have a problem where the radiator fan doesnt kick in even whe the AC is on. There is no water in the return line to the radiator. How do you know if its the temp sensor. Even if the fan motor was blown there should be water flowing thru the line. I replaced the thermostat. any suggestions
#70 of 77 A/C, Heater Blower Resistor problem by mikefm58 Jul 23, 2009 (6:10 am)
I've got what appears to be the same problem with my 2008 Sebring Touring sedan with 16K miles, but in my case it's the high speed setting that works intermittently. Sometimes I have to play with the control knob to get the high speed to work and sometimes it will turn off by itself where I then have to jiggle the knob to get it to work.   Since it's so intermittent I don't want to take it to the dealer just yet.   Any thoughts?
#71 of 77 Fan/ Blower Switch Resistor by ca0nhan Aug 07, 2009 (5:45 pm)
Could you please tell me where or which website I can buy the Fan/Blower Switch Resistor for the Chrysler Sebring 2001 sedan with the price around $12 to $24 that you have told above? Tks in advance Replies to this message: clipnecker (Sep 08, 2009 12:19 pm)
#72 of 77 Heating / cooling blower fan by clipnecker Sep 07, 2009 (9:38 am)
2002 Chrysler sebring sedan - Heating cooling fan is oscillating. The air coming out of the vents will stop then come back on after a few moments. This will happen in all speed settings. While in the lowest speed the air seems to oscillate down to near nothing then back to speed settings? Seems kind of like a fan going out or ??
#73 of 77 Re: Fan/ Blower Switch Resistor [ca0nhan] by clipnecker Sep 08, 2009 (12:19 pm)
Replying to: ca0nhan (Aug 07, 2009 5:45 pm) http://www.chryslerpartsdirect.com/   You'll find the resistor under HVAC/control/blower motor   Resistor, all models, sedan 01-04 $29.64
#74 of 77 fan wont work by corndoggy37 Sep 25, 2009 (6:40 pm)
can anyone tell me the right way to hot wire the fan with either a toggle switch or directly to the ignition or starter please in detail im not to mechanical incline thanks
#75 of 77 Re: Another Blower Motor Question. 01 sedan [hawker95] by mactavish Oct 01, 2009 (12:34 pm)
Replying to: hawker95 (May 28, 2009 2:30 am) This is the blower motor resistor going. I've had to replace this twice on my 02 Sebring. The latest ones are made better than the previous types so it shouldn't go anymore. The only issue you may have with the newer resistors is that you will have to cut a larger hole to fit it in as they've changed the size slightly.   Cheers!
#76 of 77 2002 sebring cooling fan by fox11 Oct 03, 2009 (10:55 am)
2002 Sebring sedan, just had blower motor replaced then it stopped working. Back to the shop this time they replaced resistor,. Now the AC works but the damper opens and closes at will shifting the ac from floor level to face level to defrost at will? any suggestions.
#77 of 77 Re: 2002 Sedan headlights on........heat off [tom_bergstrom] by thebeek Nov 07, 2009 (7:10 pm)
Replying to: tom_bergstrom (Feb 19, 2008 5:10 am) I have a 2001 convertible 6 cyl. Exact same problem. The A/C dash control unit on mine behaves better if the trim plate is not snapped into the dash. I've noticed that the wiring harness connection to the distribution dial (floor, vent, defrost, etc.) requires jiggling to allow the distribution to work properly, especially with the headlights on. The connection is seated well, so it almost seems like the socket is not soldered well to the circuit board. I don't have the resistor block problem, so the headlight issue seems to be connection or voltage related.

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