if you are completely unfamiliar with thr procedure it's best to take it to an expert.But if you are hard headed like me and insist on diy the cheap way is to buy a can of r-234 at wall mart with the hose that comes with it.That being said there are other problems besides low freon that can cause a lack of cooling like a dirty evaporator or condensor and you could possibly overcharge the system causing more problems than you started with.thats why refer guy's make good money they go to school and get certified.anyway make shure you add the freon to the low side or the can could explode.
R134a
R-134A
Freon or refrigerant is put in a 2004 Chrysler Intrepid 2.7L by locating the low pressure inlet near the rear of the engine compartment. A can of refrigerant is then connected to the line and allowed to enter the system until the desired pressure is reached.
No, the front. A Chrysler Sebring is front wheel drive.
No.
It is not a direct fit.
Regular unleaded.
No.
Five quarts with the filter.
It does not contain Freon, it contains R134a refrigerant. Put it in using the low pressure connection.
Mopar ATF+4
Engine holds 4.5 quarts