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I would like to know if the engine of a chrysler 2004 sebring with just over 57,000 miles would die.
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Jacqueline on October 24, 2009
I purchased a 2004 sebring convertable from a used car dealer and the best thing about it it had about 40,000 miles on it. Well I kept it up with my mechanics and then one day the engine over heats and stops . I even had the receipt from thee last oil change. Help!
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DrBoost on October 27, 2009
It overheated? What engine did you have, the V6 or the 4?
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Jacqueline on November 9, 2009
I had the V6 engine, and by the way I live in Las Vegas did that have anything to do with the engine. Even when everything checked out right with all the cars instruments?
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DrBoost on November 10, 2009
Depending on just what happened, it could just be electrically locked up. In some cases the computer will see the severe overheat condition and disable the ignition and/or fuel system. Take it to your mechanic for a better diagnosis. I"m assuming you didn't have the 7/70 powertrain warranty?
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