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Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump Module Assembly
Part Number: 68033083AB$321.20 MSRP: $490.00You Save: $168.80 (35%)Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump Module Assembly-And Level Sensor Module
Part Number: 68004936AC$420.66 MSRP: $619.00You Save: $198.34 (33%)Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump Module/Level Unit
Part Number: 68004475AB$417.24 MSRP: $612.00You Save: $194.76 (32%)
Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump Module/Level Unit
Part Number: 5093457AB$229.25 MSRP: $293.00You Save: $63.75 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump/Level Module Kit
Part Number: MR508283$379.40 MSRP: $482.80You Save: $103.40 (22%)
Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump
The Fuel Pump is an important component of the Chrysler Sebring cars that help in the transportation of fuel from the tank to the engine to burn efficiently. The mechanical fuel pump is used in some engine types while others use electric fuel pumps in their Chrysler Sebring models. Carbureted engines use low pressure mechanical pumps while the fuel injected engines use electric pumps which are mounted within the fuel tanks to increase the cooling and safety of the system. In the past, Chrysler Sebring used mechanical pump which produces low pressure while in the recent past, electric pumps that have higher pressure are being used thus increasing the efficiency and performance of the car. Electric pumps are regulated by ECUs for the efficiency of fuel management and the mechanical pumps have been phased out because they cannot effectively work in high pressure systems. Finally, it can be concluded that the Fuel Pump is one of the vital components that can help extend the lifespan of Chrysler Sebring vehicles.
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Chrysler Sebring Fuel Pump Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove and Install a Fuel Pump/Fuel Pressure Regulator/Fuel Level Sending Unit Assembly on a Chrysler Sebring?A: All wheel drive (AWD) models have a saddle fuel tank configuration and have main and auxiliary fuel pumps. Each fuel pump has a sending unit. The auxiliary fuel pump contains the fuel pump reservoir, fuel pressure regulator and fuel filter. Relieve the fuel system pressure. Disconnect the negative battery cable from the remote ground terminal or battery. Remove the rear seat cushion and fuel pump module cover. On AWD models, remove main and auxiliary fuel pump module covers. Disconnect the fuel delivery line quick-connect fitting and on 2015 and later models, also disconnect the fuel vapor line from the fuel pump/fuel pressure regulator/Fuel Level Sensor assembly. Disconnect the electrical connector from the fuel pump/fuel pressure regulator/Fuel Level Sensor assembly. Before removing the fuel pump/fuel pressure regulator/Fuel Level Sensor assembly, make alignment marks on the assembly and the fuel tank (if marks don't already exist), to ensure the assembly will be correctly realigned when it's installed again. Using adjustable-joint pliers, loosen the lock ring that secures the fuel pump/fuel pressure regulator/Fuel Level Sensor assembly. Carefully lift the fuel pump/fuel pressure regulator/Fuel Level Sensor assembly from the fuel tank. Angle the module so that you don't bend the float arm of the Fuel Level Sensor or damage the fuel pump inlet strainer. If you're removing the auxiliary pump on an AWD model, raise the fuel pump module and disconnect the internal fuel line. While the pump is removed, inspect the pump inlet strainer. Make sure that it's not clogged or damaged. If the inlet strainer is dirty, try washing it in clean solvent. If it's still clogged, replace it. Installation is the reverse of removal. Line up the marks, and tighten the fuel pump module lock ring securely.
