2006 Chrysler Sebring engine light on.

Asked by swelch83 Sep 12, 2013 at 05:58 PM about the 2006 Chrysler Sebring Touring Convertible FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Just had mainenance done, replaced water outlet hose, 6 cyl maintenance tune up, vps cooling system fluid exchange. what could be causing the engine light to come on. Approx. 92,000 miles

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Time for an engine code read. If you do your own troubleshooting, there are several excellent models under $200. If I were to guess, it may be as simple as a poor connection related to your recent work, or a failed sensor.

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Your garage mechanic will read the code out when he diagnoses, but if you want a preview in hopes you may be able to do the work yourself, you can also borrow a code reader from an auto supply store like Advance or NAPA. Of course they hope you'll buy parts from them for the fix.

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J'ai un ami qui est venu me booster mais mit les connections en l'envers et le radio ne fonctionne plus ainsi que autre chose doot Lock ect vérifiée fuse st relais c'est pas ça alors pouvez vous m'aider ne peu lite diagnostic car ne fonctionne pas non plus

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