I recently changed mine with a newer one. I went to a local junk yard where you pull and pay and took one off a 97. I checked the part number and it was the same, it cost me 17.00 and it worked like new. I suggest you do the same.
you cant you have to swap out the whole instrument cluster. I just had the same problem with mine.
Are they flipped all the way around? I had my Caravan do the same when the battery went dead. I actually had to remove the gauge cluster and manually move them back. I am not too familiar with the sebring but since they are made by the same parent companies it shouldn't bee that hard to do yourself.
If both are the same body style, sedan, coupe or convertible.If both are the same body style, sedan, coupe or convertible.
The convertible and four door sedan use the same engines.
The 2 door Chrysler Sebring (non-convertible) Also the 1996 Mitsubishi Eclipse
The same size that was in there is what will work with out major modifications.
It is inside the same part that displays the compass direction.
The only direct fit is the same engine that was in it.
It is not a direct swap. They use different transmissions, computers, wiring, etc.
DEPENDS ON THE MODEL OF UR CAR AS TO WITCH FILTER AND THE LOCATIONif its the same as my 97 sebring convertible it is above the gas tank and you have to drop the tank to get to it
Yes they were the same exact cluster.
hy i got the same problem mow i need a instrument cluster dont know wher to get one