5.6

fairly significant
Typical Repair Cost:
$50
Average Mileage:
86,150 miles
Total Complaints:
5 complaints

Most common solutions:

  1. not sure (4 reports)
  2. replace broken clockspring (1 reports)
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problem #5

Oct 242012

Sebring 2.4L V4

  • Automatic transmission
  • 103,000 miles

I turned my wheel and hear a click and then my airbag light turned on. I no longer had a horn, cruise control or airbag. So my clock spring broke, which is very common for Chrysler. Pretty easy to fix... just unhook your negative battery and get a steering wheel puller. Very much a pain. This car doesn't stop having repairs!

- Katie A., athens, OH, US

problem #4

Apr 062011

Sebring Convertible

  • Automatic transmission
  • 84,500 miles

I have had the sensor fixed multiple times and now it is out of warranty and staying on again

- jthomason, Ceres, CA, US

problem #3

Jan 012007

Sebring Limited 2.7L V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 80,000 miles

The airbag light seems to have a mind of it's own. Turns on then off. Dings. I never know what to expect from it. This has been happening for years and I have not bothered to fix it. Just a annoying problem that makes me wonder if the airbags are safe.

- Spring J., Nashville, MI, US

problem #2

Jun 152009

Sebring Limited 2.7L V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 43,200 miles

It started out going on and off now it just stay on & a bell will ring sometimes

- rk2545, Tucson, AZ, US

problem #1

Jun 012009

Sebring Lxi Convertable 2.7L V6

  • Automatic transmission
  • 120,000 miles

this is the 4th time the airbag light has came on and stays on for different amounts of time. it seems to happen when I drive the car for any amount of time. very seldom does this happen when my wife drives the car. the constant ding-ding of the bell gets on my nerves. I asked my nearest Chrysler dealer about the problem and was told not to worry about it. my wife and a co-worked are about to go on a business trip and my wife will be driving her car. I hope the airbags will work in case of a crash, but I would feel better if I knew they would deploy correctly if needed. what do you do?

- Ronnie L., Lexington, SC, US