06 chrysler sebring

Asked by Devildog0811 Aug 22, 2016 at 09:32 PM about the 2006 Chrysler Sebring

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Car won't start at all. When I turn the key, nothing happens.
The only light that comes on on the dash board is the oil
light and the radio doesn't come on. Everything else is
working. Any idea what could be the problem? I was told it
was an electrical issue. Or could it be the #8 fuse?

2 Answers

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Did you try jump start to eliminate dead battery? Have you considered if the ignition doesn't crank it may be a starter? Possibly both? If the battery has died and been recharged recently, it may be a bad altenator which recharges your battery. There are more dire possibilities, but we don't have enough data to eliminate the basics first. Good luck.

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Agree with the poster above,elimanate the obvious,battery,starter,or even fuse as you stated,then if one of these is not the issue,repost and some one will help you.

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