How to on changing the water pump and timing belt of the 1996 to 2000 Chrysler Sebring convertible with the 2.5 Mitsubishi engine. Chrysler Sebring JXI 1999 …
How to on changing the water pump and timing belt of the 1996 to 2000 Chrysler Sebring convertible with the 2.5 Mitsubishi engine. Chrysler Sebring JXI 1999 …
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@88XJItNeverEnds I will do more vids. I plan to do one on the top sometime.
Curious as to how much is involved.
@nightintheruts617 Yep. Of the Gen I’s {1996 to 2000}. The 2000 is best
one. Lots of stupid little quirks on Chryslers. I post stuff as I see the
problems. A lot of stuff is not a big deal If you know what to look for.
I’ll take a Gen I over the later ones with the 2.7. The Mitsubishi engine
is very durable.
the 1996 chrysler sebring converable has got to one of the biggest peices
of shit to ever roll off a mopar lot
haha I guess the 2000 is better only becuase it litterly cant be any worse
then the 96. every last little thing breaks and is such a pain in the ass
to fix, right down to something as simple as changing the batt. Its my
girls car and all I do is fuckin work on it(you name it and it needs it, or
I alredy had to do it), she learned the hard way what I told her all along
“Always Always Buy A Chevy”
ohh and he was under the car
@nightintheruts617 Sebrings are hard to work. I also have a Chevy and had
one before this one. The last Chevy was perfect for 230,000 miles and
traded it in. I bought that new and zero problems. I like the Sebring
ragtops. Actually the Sebring is not if you are are aware of certain
things. The Gen I Sebrings are about average. The later ones with the 2.7
engine I would avoid, especially the 2001 to 2003.
Great video! lots of help!! I would like to ask if a laser pointer could be
used for those hard to see parts…. Thanks for all your help!!!! I will
look for more of your vids!!!
A REAL “B””?! that’s not the half of it, it took a three foot 1/2″
extension a 6″ flex extension my impact and a swivel impact socket!! my
buddy threaded the bar and attachment through while (against my better
judgement) I threw on my impact glove and held the tip of the socket while
he gave short bursts..WHAT A JOB!! great video though I had no clue how to
get the cover off. Keep them coming!
Smart idea. I have laser pointer. I didn’t think of that. Thanks.