How to Replace Thermostat Housing 2007-2010 Chrysler Sebring (2.4L)

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[@ziyadzaitoun5277]

Thank you, great illustration.

[@Mr.Revere]

Thanks for the video i was watching bunch of videos and they never talk about the little o ring gasket and I didn't know where was located because I bought the sensor separately and it comes already with the ring gasket, so I thought this little one gasket that came with the housings was for something else,but now I know that is the same gasket of the sensor. 👍

[@dariusanderson5582]

How did everything work out? Thanks for the video too

[@johnnylemoin19]

Thanks man

[@nextlevelnick9339]

So the 2007 Chrysler Sebring 2.4 L actually has two thermostats along with that sensor in the thermostat housing. When I put in the new thermostat housing do I keep both old thermostats if they're working and put them into that new housing when I install it, or does the new thermostat housing part come with both new thermostats? Thanks

[@woocar6664]

Where do the lower hose go from the heater core at on the thermostat

[@grudgeracinmedia]

What temperature is the lower thermostat

[@jeffw8848]

Just curious, why did you replace the thermostat housing, and not just replace with new gaskets and o-rings. Thanks for the video.

[@brandancurrie3915]

Cheaper tbt an it's one of those things where you are already in there mid as well

[@gregorymceaddy8884]

Take out the thermostat period..it only chokes the coolant.. you don't need it unless you're running in extreme hot or cold.. your engine will love it