How to bleed air from cooling system on a 2004 Sebring 2.7

Asked by msvin6 Jun 10, 2015 at 09:27 AM about the 2004 Chrysler Sebring LX Convertible FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Takes about 15 of highway travel an heat gauge climbs rapidly boiles antifreeze into
recovery tank

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T_S_T answered 9 years ago

To bleed it, crank car remove radiator cap or resivoir cap,fill with fluid till full,then let car heat up,it will burp it self,then replace cap.

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jayme123 answered 7 years ago

Yes. Everyone should try this before taking it to a shop! My '04 sebring with a 2.7 liter engine was overheating, wouldn't hold antifreeze & had no hot air at all. Took radiator cap off, started car & then bled the system of the air that was trapped inside. Runs great now!

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jayme123 answered 7 years ago

Another FYI-if ur 2.7 liter sebring or dodge will not start-check fuses under the hood. It's commonly a 20 amp fuse that is blown. When u find the blown fuse, replace it with a 30 amp fuse. Car should start right up! If no blown fuse, then it more than likely is ur starter

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