Windows swap

2001 CHRYSLER SEBRING
180,000 MILES • 3.0L • AUTOMATIC
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CTINA ABRAHAMSON
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What windows are capable with my car listed above (coupe)?
Dec 25, 2020 at 11:54 AM
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STEVE W.
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If you are asking which glass is interchangeable it depends on which windows you are looking for. The Sebring and stable mate Dodge Stratus coupes were both based on the Mitsubishi Eclipse and share nothing more than the Sebring/Stratus name with the other versions of both made by Chrysler. Since you noted in your query that you have the Sebring Coupe, I'm thinking you found that out while hunting for parts, not much interchanges among them.

There are a few differences in the second generation version that you have which had a minor facelift in 2003. That change made the windshield different between the pre and post facelift versions. So the 2001 and 2002 glass is the same but even then there is an issue if you have the central display option. The non-display version is the same as the 2001-2002 Sebring Coupe and Stratus Coupe. The version with the optional display however is different and not interchangeable with the non-display glass.

For the rear glass in the doors, quarters and rear window however were kept the same until they stopped making the coupes in 2005, those interchange with the 2001-2005 Stratus Coupes or Sebring Coupes. However they didn't use that glass in anything other than the coupes and even the Eclipse that they based the Coupes on uses different glass all the way around.
Dec 25, 2020 at 2:39 PM
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