Fixing PP0073 On Chrysler Sebring 2007-2010 - Easy Diy Guide!

#howto #chrysler
In today’s episode of garage time with Goody I show you how to fix the P0073 error code. I show you where the location of the ambient temperature sensor location on a Chrysler Sebring 2.4 L engine from the year 2007 to 2010.
Parts To Buy:
1. Ambient Temperature Sensor Wire Harness Connector
DigiAutoPart Temperature Sender/Sensor Connector wiring harnesses 3U2Z14S411HYA a.co/d/bsFChZc
2. Ambient Temperature Sensor
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3. Wiring Butt Connectors
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[@crazybillsgarage]

Very good my friend, well explained and easy enough to do. Thank you.

[@Mr_Goody]

Thank you for the kind words my friend in next week I will be actually working on something besides a Chrysler. I’ll be working on a 1999 Ford F250 super duty. 👍

[@crazybillsgarage]

@@Mr_Goody that will be great to see, thanks for the heads up.

[@desireegonzales2345]

Thanks so much but im unable to find where to actually plug it in.i looked in the area you had yours in the video but still dont see the hole

[@ericmmusi2003]

Thanks forthis ..but i cannot find my sensor in my car ...ive searched everywhere in front

[@Mr_Goody]

If it’s the same year as the car in the video, then you’re wiring harness may have been cut. Just like in the video the wiring harness in it was cut. Sometimes when people get into collision and they sell their cars, they get damage sometimes plug-ins and different connectors get cut off and you have to get a new connector or splice them in for it to work again. Just wondering, have you tried to locate the actual wires and seen any wires?

[@MelvinHarris-h6v]

Which wire is the ground wire cause my replacement harness is a red and black wire