Chrysler Sebring Starter. I was helping the neighbor change the starter on his 1996 Chrysler Sebring. I thought while doing so it would be nice to show some …
Chrysler Sebring Starter. I was helping the neighbor change the starter on his 1996 Chrysler Sebring. I thought while doing so it would be nice to show some …
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It was just what we used to get the car up in the air. I just did not
remove it ,so it was just acting as extra security . Thanks for watching
and commenting
I was wondering what the orange jack was doing under the car. Ready to
tackle this job on a gravel driveway and thought you might have jacked the
engine up with the jack. Very informing and clear video. Thanks for the
info.
nice work Terry
Was the car owner
Good work sir ! 🙂
Thank you
Yea like they tried to hide the battery. Thanks
Thanks
Good fix Terry and this must be an old video cuz you looked way younger at
the end LoL
Thanks
Thanks.
Cool
Cool fix
great deal Terry..very informative! CJ
Thanks
Good job and Good video
Yea wasn’t to bad thanks
It was tight. Thanks for watching.
Good job man, I just helped my brother do the starter on a 99 Ford Taurus.
Wasn’t to bad to change but the valve covers leaked so it was good and
filthy under there, I think thats why the starter quit working in the first
place !
Thanks
Thanks
Thank you for the kind words. Just tryin to share. Thanks for watching.
Holy crap– how did you get that 3/8ths in there? Looked like you would
have had no clearance to get the socket on the bolt head…
Looks the same as our Mitsubishi Magna engine with a little different
manifold..Fun stuff Terry.
Thank you
simple as that………..tony
Job well done!
Nice work man.
Probably is the same motor. Thanks for watching.
Yea oil will kill them. Thanks for watching
NICELY DONE! I have replaced the starters on my fare share of Sebrings and
Stratus 4 & 6 cylinder engines, for some reason they always fight me. The
only other thing that annoys me with these vehicles, the battery placement,
I would have preferred Chrysler put them in the trunk instead of the fender
wells…either way, nicely done getting that swapped and videoed at the
same time! Thanks for the video, keep em coming!