This comprehensive 2004 Chrysler Sebring and Dodge Stratus Factory Service Repair Manual provides you with all the repair procedures you need to maintain and service your vehicle. This manual is the same one used by mechanics at your local dealership, making it the perfect resource for DIY enthusiasts.

The manual covers a wide range of topics, including:

* Lubrication and Maintenance
* Suspension
* Differential and Driveline
* Brakes
* Clutch
* Cooling System
* Audio/Video Systems
* Chime/Buzzer Systems
* Electronic Control Modules
* Engine Systems
* Heated Systems
* Horn
* Ignition Control
* Instrument Cluster
* Lamps
* Message Systems
* Power Systems
* Restraints
* Speed Control
* Vehicle Theft Security
* Wipers/Washers
* Wiring
* Engine
* Exhaust System
* Frame and Bumpers
* Fuel System
* Steering
* Transaxle
* Tires/Wheels
* Body
* Heating and Air Conditioning
* Emissions Control
* Component and System Index

With this manual, you'll have access to detailed information and step-by-step instructions for a wide variety of repairs, ensuring you have the knowledge and confidence to tackle any job.

The 2004 Chrysler Sebring and Dodge Stratus were mid-size sedans produced by the American automotive giants Chrysler and Dodge, respectively. Sharing the same platform and underpinnings, these two models were essentially rebadged versions of each other, offering a similar driving experience and feature set. Both cars were known for their comfortable interiors, spacious cabins, and relatively affordable price points, making them popular choices for families and commuters alike. The Sebring and Stratus were available with a selection of four-cylinder and six-cylinder engines, paired with either a manual or automatic transmission. The cars offered a choice of trim levels, from basic models with cloth upholstery to more luxurious versions with leather seats, power accessories, and premium sound systems.

While both models were well-received for their practicality and value, they faced criticism for their somewhat bland styling and lackluster driving dynamics compared to competitors. The 2004 model year saw a mid-cycle refresh for both cars, bringing updated styling elements, including new front and rear bumpers, headlights, and taillights. The interiors were also updated with new materials and design elements. Despite the refresh, the Sebring and Stratus continued to struggle against rivals from Honda, Toyota, and Ford, which offered more refined driving experiences and more appealing designs. Ultimately, both models were discontinued in 2006, replaced by the new Chrysler Sebring and Dodge Avenger. The 2004 Sebring and Stratus remain popular choices for budget-minded buyers seeking a reliable and comfortable mid-size sedan, particularly due to their affordability and relatively low maintenance costs.