radio problen

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Asked by hilli66 Oct 27, 2012 at 09:51 AM about the 2004 Chrysler Sebring Limited Sedan FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

hi i have crysler sebring 2004 my radio dont work i think i nead some code i dont have the manual. what can i do.i change battery on my car and now it dosent worke and i dont have the code to the radio

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Are your equilizer lights blinking? These cars have an anti theft feature in the radio. To get it working again you have to take it to a dealer and it should cost around $50. If there is no power to the radio what so ever you may have just blow a fues. But when the anti-theft system kicks in the equilizer lights will blink and the cd play should still accept and remove cd's.

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I just replaced the radio on my 2002 chrysler sebring. I tried the fuse, but the radio was the problem. You can't ' reset ' the kind of radio my car had, so I just went to the local junkyard and bought a radio from an 05 chrysler, it fits fine and works like a charm. There wasn't any kind of code or anything, the radio just crapped out.

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