brakes problem
8.8
pretty badTypical Repair Cost:
$375.00
Average Mileage:
34,600 miles
Number of complaints:
5 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (4 reports)
- replace them (1 reports)
Helpful Websites About 2004 Chrysler Sebring brakes squeak loudly when braking
2007Apr 25
(reported on)Sebring
- Automatic transmission
- 45,000 miles
The brakes squealed bad about a week after I bought the thing. Had them replaced for $200 and they still squeal bad. There's no fix.
2007Oct 01
(reported on)Sebring LX
- Automatic transmission
- 48,000 miles
Bought this car used last week of June '07. Thought the squeaking was originally because of all the flooding and wet weather in Central Texas. Problem continued after weather cleared up. I've been told by my dealership that new brakes and parts are metal on metal and sometimes they just squeak... especially before they "warm-up". I don't buy that. Still looking for a solution to the squeaking.
2006Dec 05
(reported on)Sebring Touring 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 25,000 miles
I have spent 500. dollars trying to fix this problem. I have had no help from dealers. I have had new pads installed new rotors installed and nothing has helped. Is there anything I can do that will help this problem? It is very very annoying.
2005Oct 04
(reported on)Sebring Touring
- 19,000 miles
Brakes squeak loudly when braking. I have taken it back to the dealership three times and they continue to tell me there is nothing wrong with the back brakes. So, I decided to take it in to another shop and they responded the same thing and that it is brake dust that is causing the loud squeak. They said, they could change out the rear shoes for $170.00 bucks but couldn't guarantee that the noise would go away. It is very upsetting because this is a one year old vehicle and if I knew they were going to sell me a brand new vehicle that made squeaky noise I wouldn't of bought it!
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2007May 30
(reported on)Sebring LX 2.4L 4cyl
had the car 2 days and was already back to the dealer to replace the brakes(i bought it used) i see why it was traded in. the dealer had the nerve to ask if i was driving it rough or letting a teenager driver it cause of all the things i was experiencing right off the bat. Chrysler makes crap cars. i wont ever buy another one... so much for owning my dream car.
cricket
Parkville, MO, USA
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