AC / heater problem
5.2
fairly significantTypical Repair Cost:
$450.00
Average Mileage:
47,500 miles
Number of complaints:
8 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (5 reports)
- easy resistor fix (2 reports)
- replace entire switch (1 reports)
Helpful Websites About 2001 Chrysler Sebring blower fan only works on high
2007Jul 06
(reported on)Sebring LX 2.4L
- Automatic transmission
- 18,000 miles
I bought this car cause of low mileage and looked good. The first year the blower fan only works on high. Now that it is paid for everything else is starting to fail!!!
2007Feb 27
(reported on)Sebring V6
- Automatic transmission
- 84,000 miles
My ac/heater only works on the 2 higher levels. there is absolutely nothing that comes out on the lower levels.. have not had it looked at yet..
2007Feb 02
(reported on)Sebring LX 3.2 V6
- Automatic transmission
- 15,000 miles
Sounds like there is a problem with the fan blower. Mine, also, only works on high. The dealer said it was a $150 part plus labor. An earlier poster said it was an easy fix with a $2 part.
What gives??? I don't trust this dealer anyway so I would assume he is trying to hose me.
2006Nov 25
(reported on)Sebring 2.7 V6
- Automatic transmission
- 20,000 miles
Easiest fix ever. I was lucky and it was still covered under warranty, but it was about a 15 minute repair at the dealership. It was a simple resistor that needed replacement. The dealership told me it was only a couple dollar part at most.
2006Oct 02
(reported on)Sebring LX
- 26,000 miles
It's the same complaint reported by the 2 Sebring owners earlier. I hoped one of them had a solution as to cause, and method of repair.
2006Sep 22
(reported on)Sebring
- 75,000 miles
Heater/air conditioner fan only works on high.
2006Sep 13
(reported on)Sebring LXI
- 72,000 miles
AC fan only works on high. This is really annoying
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2007Jun 08
(reported on)Sebring LXI 2.7L V6
My mechanic initially swore it would be the resistor and that it would not cost much. However, I had heard that Chrysler/Dodge vehicles were notorious for having their blower switches go bad and I held little hope. Sure enough he called me and confirmed my suspicion that the entire switch needed to be replaced. Along with recharging the A/C the total bill was roughly $450.
Disastisfied C.
Small Town, Indiana, USA
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