I need to find a codes manual for the actron cp9035

Try this link
Actron CP9080 Sensor Tester Plus Manual Download


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Your vehicle is plenty old enough to smoke (ha, ha), and mileage that high could account for it smoking. I'd take the shot on driving it to the mechanic (but then I am a praying man, and that would be my very first step).

You can find codes and download manuals for actron scanners from this website...

http://www.actron.com/product_category.php?id=249

Could be a bad timing belt or cam sensor with the computer trying to compensate.

Is the check engine light on, are you able to check if the vehicle has any error codes?

Here is a list of ODBCII error codes for the Chrysler Sebring

So you don't have to take the car to a shop every time a great tool to have that can save you some money to read computer error codes and clear them after work has been done can be had for under $100 from Actron. This is what I have been using and its a life saver but it's also good to have the vehicles repair manual as well.

The computer on this car is OBDII like many other vehicles out there these days so you'll need a tool that can plug it in and read the outlet located above the shin of your right leg under the dashboard or steering wheel. Here is a link to a bunch of their products on amazon Actron and other OBDII Computer diagnostic code reader tools.

A great tool to have that can save you some money to read computer error codes and clear them after work has been done can be had for under $100 from Actron. This is what I have been using and its a life saver but it's also good to have the vehicles repair manual as well.

The computer on this car is OBDII like many other vehicles out there these days so you'll need a tool that can plug in and read the outlet located above the shin of your right leg under the dashboard or steering wheel. Here is a link to a bunch of their products on amazon Actron and other OBDII Computer diagnostic code reader tools.

purchase an actron code display from your local autostore...purchase a haynes manual for your car and it will list the codes.

Only the more expensive scanners will cycle the abs valves to release the air.

There should be an OBD II plug under  the dash on the drivers side. It might have a cover over it so look real close. That actron will give you generic P codes.

You need to use a good scanner that on is a generic.