The fan on my 2004 Chrysler sebring lx sedan are not working

Asked by Purplepanda Jul 08, 2020 at 12:31 PM about the 2004 Chrysler Sebring LX Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

My car is over heating but it's not registering on my temp
gage,  which only goes to the middle when I'm driving &
back down toward the cool . But then after driving for an
longer distance like to appointments etc that aren't near our
home it over heats and starts steaming & water bubbling &
the smell of i guess antifreeze is the smell. We can't find
any leaks but I'm constantly having to put  water in before I
drive my car & after the motor cools off when I'm out & it
overheats . We changed the fuses & checked the two relays
that are in the fuse box under the hood & they are good .
We got one fan to come on for a few seconds but it turned
back off & I never hear them come on when I'm driving or if
I'm stopped at a light or something.  Someone told to find
the cooling fan module & check it but I don't know where to
start . I bought my car from an auto auction & it no manual
or any paperwork other than my purchase paperwork etc.
Help I'm at a loss .  I use my car to get my child to her
specialist & to help others get around so this is driving me
nuts.  Help please.

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I had a 2001 Chrysler Sebring an I had same problem with overheating turns out my fans was not working causeing it so I changed the fuse an it didn’t work I changed the relay it work it sounds like your fan module don’t work at all you might need to do a code reader

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