Hello, I have a 2001 sebring convertable with the 2.7 engine, The radiator cooling fans do not come on, but if I turn the AC on they cycle the way they should. Any one have any one have any thoughts on this problem? Thanks, Steve

 

And when are u expecting the fans to come on? do u have a scanner that will tell u the temp of the coolant and when the fan is going to come on?

 

The point is that the fans are not supposed to run all the time. What you have described may not be a "problem" at all, but the proper operation of the system.

 

My temp gauge went out, I bought a new sencer the one by the bleed screw, however the old one does not unscrew, it just turns, do you think this could be the problem with the temp gauge? I need the gauge to see if the car is running hot. Thanks, Steve

 

replace the whole bleeder block housing

 

Search the forum here for a great deal of discussion on replacement of this part. It's called the coolant outlet manifold, water outlet and some other names like bleeder block and (mistakenly) the thermostat housing.
Now that you have spun the sensor in the housing you can bet that it will start leaking. Most of them fail eventually, so don't be surprised that yours has too.
With the correct tool, it's not a difficult repair. Use "gear wrench" for your search term in the forum and you'll find out how to do it.

 

Hello I bought the whole stand with sender from amazon.com for 43.00 with free shipping than joined a credit card co. they gave me a 30.00 gift card to that new bleeder stand so the stand cost me 18.00 to my door, what a deal. hopeing it fixes my temp gauge, Thanks Steve

 

Now get the gear wrench so you can replace the part without removing the upper intake manifold.

 

gear wrench? Still not sure what you are talking about, I use a 1/4'' swivel scoket

 

That will work if it's shallow enough. Apparently you didn't search the forum as suggested or you'd have found a link to a picture of a gear wrench. Anyway, with the proper tool, you'll find this an easy project. No need to pull the upper intake manifold.