2010 Chrysler Sebring Conv Engine cooling Problems

“The air conditioner freeze plug, rubber part melted and blew out from the engine. I have saved it.. I was told by a mechanic that the type of plug with rubber could cause continuous blowout and that should not happen based on the 18,428 miles that was on the car which was purchased new on 12/24/2011 with 63 miles on the odometer at the time. Fortunately, the car basic warranty is still valid to help with the repair cost after towing it to a Chrysler dealership that is an authorized warranty repair shop. …”

“Air conditioning condenser damaged by projectile through the front bumper. My AC stopped blowing cool suddenly, while on vacation. I had it recharged a few weeks earlier and things were fine. A master mechanic told me that the condenser was pierced by an object like a rock, which flew through the ungrilled holes in the front bumper. He said Chrysler designed the AC condenser to fit behind and below the radiator and did not design a grill to protect it. He made fun of italians (fiat) who do not know how to engineer cars. My cost to replace the condenser and refill the coolant was $716. …”