07 Sebring with left headlamp not working. Thought the bulb was damaged and changed it a few times. I have just confirmed there is no voltage reaching the connector.
Can't find wher the pair of cables are coming from to check any disconnection.

Could anyone share a wiring diagram or image to know where to check? Could it be possible to make a direct connection from the right lamp? Thanks.

 

Check your fuses. The left and right headlamps are on separate fuses (so one blown fuse won't leave you without any lights). The owners manual has a guide for which fuse controls what. If you don't have an owners manual, download it from chrysler.com.

 

Thank you dcotter0579. I tried looking for the exact fuse controlling the headlamp but haven't been able to identify it. Some posts mention that on this car the headlamps don't have a specific fuse. I'll keep looking for it. In the meantime, is the idea to wire the left Headlamp directly from the right one too bad?
Can't drive at night and need a quick fix for the moment.

 

It'll work if you wire them in parallel, not in series. Might blow the fuse for that side though with twice the current draw. Did you check the owners manual? You can also check the underside of the fuse panel cover.