Convert a Fuel Filter for a Chrysler Sebring V6 3.0L
4. Position a transmission jack under the fuel tank and raise the jack so it supports the fuel tank. Disconnect the fuel tank strap on the driver's side by removing the bolts; loosen the strap on the passenger's side. The task is a bit challenging, on the other hand it is one that you should be able to cause yourself, saving you age and labour charges at the Car repair shop.
Instructions
1. Up thrust the hood and prop it ajar. Set the endowment distribution centre on the Chauffeur's side over the front spin. Pull the fuel pump relay fuse (#28) elsewhere with your fingers. Turn the ignition and dry run to begin the motorcar; whether it runs, acquiesce it to stall. Turn off the ignition. Facilitate compel in the fuel receptacle by removing the Gauze cap. Remove the anti cable from the battery with an adjustable wrench.
2. Plain the Timber. Lift the left side of the floor mat. Fix the four-pin electrical connector of the fuel pump module and disconnect it from the harness. Set the rubber thing grommet near the imitation of the rear seat. Push the grommet elsewhere and pass the wiring completed the gap in the oppose.
3. Stand the rear of the machine with a floor jack and lower the Sebring onto jack stands. Assign a enormous fuel container under the fuel tank drain. Remove the plug and drain the fuel into the container. Replace the drain plug. Store the fuel away from sources of fire or sparks.
The Chrysler Sebring is one of solitary a scarce mid-sized sedans with a soft-top preference. Anterior manufactured in 1995, the Sebring offers dependable motoring at a just reward. Parts are little to come by, and many maintenence tasks are incomplex and straightforward. Chrysler recommends replacing the fuel filter every 60,000 miles. Lower the transmission jack and the fuel tank.
5. Locate the fuel filter mounted to the rear frame above the fuel tank. Release the fuel filter hose connectors from the fuel filter; squeeze the tabs and pull the hoses off. Fuel may still be in the lines and filter, so collect any leftover fuel in a container and mop up any spills with a rag. Remove the fuel filter.
6. Connect the new filter to the fuel lines and mount the filter to the frame. Replace the rubber body grommet and fuel pump module electrical connector into the body. Raise the fuel tank back into place with the transmission jack. Attach the straps to the tank and tighten the bolts.
7. Reconnect the four-pin fuel pump module electrical connector to the harness in the trunk. Replace the mat in the trunk. Fill the fuel tank. Replace the fuel pump relay fuse under the hood. Reconnect the negative clamp to the battery terminal. Start the Sebring to test the system.
