Behind the thermostat housing. The thermostat housing is located at the rear end of the top radiator hose. Follow the top radiator hose. It leads to the thermostat housing. There are either two or three bolts holding it in place. The bottom one can be tricky to remove. A quarter inch universal joint with a socket might work well.
Unlike many cars which have a thermostat positioned horizontally, the 1999 Sebring 2.5 V-6 has the thermostat positioned vertically. It can be very tricky to get it into proper position while replacing it and putting the housing over it. It is sometimes easier to put the thermostat into the housing, and then placing the housing in position, and then placing the three screws in as far as possible using your fingers. Also, using a small amount of thick grease to hold it in position in the housing can help.
I believe there might be a tab on the thermostat that must be placed into an indent in the housing, but not sure.
I have this car, and have replaced the thermostat myself. The bolts are probably 10mm. The quarter inch or three eighth inch universal joint with an extension and a standard depth socket is almost required for the bottom bolt.
-Douglas
It is where the lower radiator hose hooks to the engine.
It is under the housing where the lower radiator hose attaches to the engine.
No.
I have the same problem I am ready to jack the chrysler up and install a Toyota underneath it
It is called a 41 TE
GreenGreen
It is next to the air cleaner.
1996-2000
No Chrysler does not use inertia or kill switches.
It is behind the rear seat back.
No. The body changed after 2000.No. The body changed after 2000.
Yes