AC / heater problem
6.5
fairly significantTypical Repair Cost:
no data
Average Mileage:
31,250 miles
Number of complaints:
4 complaints
Most common solutions:
- not sure (3 reports)
- unclogged a/c drain hose (1 reports)
Helpful Websites About 2005 Chrysler Sebring water leaking under the passenger seat
2007Sep 13
(reported on)Sebring Touring 3.2L
- Automatic transmission
- 48,000 miles
WATER KEEPS POOLING UNDER THE FRONT PASSENGER SEAT. THE A/C HOSE IS NOT CLOGGED. I KEEP SOAKING THE WATER UP & IT KEEPS ACCUMULATING. I HAVEN'T USED THE A/C & IT HAS NOT RAINED IN A WEEK. I DON'T THINK I CAN AFFORD TO GO TO A CHRYSLER DEALERSHIP. HELP!! THANKS
2007Feb 15
(reported on)Sebring 4 cyl
- Automatic transmission
- 15,000 miles
The dealer unclogged the a/c drain hose and the problem was resolved. It took quite sometime for the smell to go away though.
I will say that I have always had great experiences with the service (and collision) department at Royal Gate Dodge in St. Louis; they are very customer friendly.
2006Aug 04
(reported on)Sebring LE
- 22,000 miles
There is water standing under the passenger seat and the carpet behind the passenger seat is wet also. It is causing an odor and mildew and mold will set in soon.
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2006Sep 01
Sebring Limited V6
I purchased my car in summer of 2006. Noticed water under passenger seat about September 2006 b/c I stopped using a/c when Fall came the problem went away. When warm weather came in 2007 this problem started again. Took my car twice to the local dealership to figure out what was causing the water to come in. Even left with dealership for 7 days to have plenty of time to fix. They said they could not figure out what caused this. This upset my husband and words were exchanged between the dealership and my husband. He felt that they should be able to fix a problem with a car that they are supposed to be trained to work on. There response was if we brought the car back to them they would start charging us $80.00 hr. They obviously did not want to help us anymore. After that I just kept a towel under the seat to absorb the water and dealt with it. But since summer is coming again I would like to have this fixed. If any has had this problem please let me know what you had done to fix it.
Jaime D.
Kinston, NC, USA
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