* Your Owner's Manual: The most reliable source. Check the section on fuses and electrical systems. It should have a diagram showing the fuse box location(s) and what each fuse protects.
* Online Repair Manuals: Sites like Haynes.com or Chilton.com offer repair manuals (often for a fee) which include detailed fuse diagrams and other electrical system information. These are more comprehensive than what you'll find in the owner's manual.
* Online Forums: Searching online forums dedicated to Chrysler Sebrings (e.g., on sites like car forums or dedicated Chrysler forums) may turn up images or PDF scans of fuse diagrams posted by other owners. Be cautious, though, as the accuracy of user-uploaded information isn't always guaranteed.
* Auto Parts Stores: Auto parts stores like AutoZone, Advance Auto Parts, or O'Reilly Auto Parts may have access to repair information, including fuse diagrams, through their computer systems. This is usually a free service.
Important Note: The 1995 Chrysler Sebring might have multiple fuse boxes (one under the hood and one inside the car, for instance). The diagram(s) you find will need to specify which box it's referring to. Always double-check the fuse box location before attempting any fuse replacement.
