2002 chrysler Sebring overheating

Asked by Benjibeltran18 Dec 03, 2017 at 03:23 PM about the 2002 Chrysler Sebring LXi Coupe FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

Hi I have a 2.7 L 24 valve 2002 chrysler Sebring
and it's been overheating. I took it to a mechanic
and he first said that it was the thermostat so he
changed it and then it still kept overheating so he
said it was the water pump so I said okay fix it and
he did but it still kept on overheating, I didn't even
make it home before it overheated again. So he
sent a tow truck to pick it up and they said it was
the radiator but they wanted $3000+ to fix tjat so i
just took it home and at this point ivr already
changed the water pump, thermostat, radiator and
the coolant air bleeder housing but it still passes
the half Mark and the coolant boils so what could it
be?

3 Answers

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Did you know the 2.7 has 2 thermostats? Might have changed the one but did ya get the lower one on driver side below the heater hoses? Ive done several with this same problem as well as many electrical issues... If any in NC and still in need of repair give me a shout 6074237626

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10

it does not have 2 thermostats to my knowledge

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