No starter sound, usually in a.m. battery strong. 2007 Chrysler Sebring 4 cyl.

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Clicking sound is the starter relay in the fuse box. You're not getting enough voltage to the starter at times to turn the engine. Could be bad connections, bad starter, bad ground from battery to engine, but is usually a weak battery. Have the battery checked (free) at most auto parts stores (AutoZone, Advance, O'Reillys, etc). If the battery is low on charge, see if they will check the charging system (alternator) also.

hi it could be dirty battery terminal or starter motor

not recommended ..... take a live feed from the plus side of battery to the live side of solenoid be careful

check the grounds, if those are all tight then you probably have some melted wires in the harness somewhere.

P0137 O2 Sensor Bank 1, Sensor 2 Voltage Low
P2096 Down Stream Fuel System Bank 1, Sensor 2 Lean

There are 3 possible engines in your vehicle, a 2.4L 4-cyl, a 2.7L V-6, and a 3.0L V-6. If your car has a 4-cyl then there is only one downstream O2 sensor. This is where you need to start the diagnosis for code P0137.
While it would be nice to assume that the sensor is faulty, the sensor wiring between sensor and PCM could be the problem as well.
That said, you are looking for a DOWNSTREAM OXYGEN SENSOR. I strongly advise that the replacement be OEM compatable. Avoid Universal Replacement types that use **** connectors to make them work.
Good Luck!

Your problem is the starter motor. Usually the bendix unit or so call solenoid or your starter has bad bearings.

2007 Chrysler Sebring 4-Cyl. 2.4 L
Automotive V-Ribbed Belt (Standard)


2007 Chrysler Sebring V-6 2.7 L
Automotive V-Ribbed Belt (Standard)



2007 Chrysler Sebring V-6 3.5 L
Automotive V-Ribbed Belt (Standard)



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have electronic transmission module checked

If it has worked recently and quit, you may have burned out windings and need a new starter. One way to check is have someone turn the key while you tap on the starter with a wrench or hammer. Strike the case of the starter pretty good. If the starter takes off, this is the problem. It may work a day or two after it gets going again but it WILL go completely out soon.