2002 sebring dome light, key pad/lock and radio not working?

Asked by motherof5ive Jan 24, 2014 at 08:10 PM about the 2002 Chrysler Sebring

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

key pad not locking/unlock etc
dome light not working
radio/clock not working

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dandyoun answered 10 years ago

Sounds like a blown fuse. Your owners manual will have the location of the fuse or fuses for the items listed

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Vince answered 10 years ago

its not the fuse. This is a common problem with the sebring mine is doing the same thing.chrysler wont tell me squat, they are looking to cash in. I loved chrysler products until now. hopefully someone can answer this

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Guru5DBZ5 answered 6 years ago

Mine is same. Dealership at no cost to me tried to trace problem over 3 days and couldn't locate the problem. Fuse replaced many times. Sometimes will be ok for months other times when I put in reverse. No common combination of steps to repeat blow so it makes it hard to troubleshoot.

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