97 sebring jxi

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Jack Pucci

I have a 1997 sebring jxi just recently the little icon gas pump started
flashing peridically when with the tank almost full. The owners manual says
this comes on when there are only 2 gallons left in the tank. I know it is
almost full because I just filled it Sunday and don't drive it everyday. Any
thoughts?
 
Jack Pucci said:
I have a 1997 sebring jxi just recently the little icon gas pump started
flashing peridically when with the tank almost full. The owners manual says
this comes on when there are only 2 gallons left in the tank. I know it is
almost full because I just filled it Sunday and don't drive it everyday. Any
thoughts?
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The fuel sending unit has is worn out, That is part of the int ank fuel pump
and can be purchased seperatly. However, if you have high mileage on this
vehicle and plan on keeping it you may want to replace the complete fuel
pump module. The tank does have to be removed from the car to do this job.
The pump is about $400 and the sending unit is about $125 not including the
time to remove the tank

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech
 
maxpower said:
The fuel sending unit has is worn out, That is part of the int ank fuel
pump
and can be purchased seperatly. However, if you have high mileage on this
vehicle and plan on keeping it you may want to replace the complete fuel
pump module. The tank does have to be removed from the car to do this job.
The pump is about $400 and the sending unit is about $125 not including
the
time to remove the tank

Glenn Beasley
Chrysler Tech
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Or purchase the complete module from rockauto.com For less then $200.00 by
Carter.
It is the actual OEM pump used. They place a nice sticker over the MOPAR
NUMBER.
 
The car only has 25k miles on it could it be something else maybe computer
related?
 
that iis controled by the fuel level sensor that is in the tank and it's
measurement is done in the bcm and pcm so checking for fault codes is a good
start
 
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