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Why don't your fog lights work on your 2004 Chrysler sebring LXI sedan if the bulbs are not blown is there a switch I cant find a fuse for them?
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∙ 14y ago
On my 2001 sebring, my light lever is on the column. After turning on my lights, I gently twist the end portion of the lever out (toward the door) to get the fog lights on
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