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Question by gizzmo2578
Submitted on 1/24/2004
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yes i have a 1995 chrysler sebring lxi v-6 2.5 litler. its makeing a knocking and rattling noise from the top of the motor by the firewall. you can drive it about 4 miles and it will die on me. If i let it cool down it will start back up again. it dont over heat, just with that noise it drives fine with the noise at start out but if i keep going it loses power the more i go untill it dies. if you can help please let me know. gizzmo@dog-pound.com



Answer by Kymberlee
Submitted on 3/13/2004
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I too own the same car - a 95 sebring LXi. The knocking sounds like the fuel solenoid, which is located on the top passenger side of the motor, towards the front of the car. This solenoid is responsible for sending unused gas back to the tank. It makes a knocking sound, which is more prominent in colder weather. It sounds as though perhaps this may be your problem, although I am not sure if this solenoid would cause your car to die.

 

Answer by PIERRE
Submitted on 6/2/2005
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UPGRADE YOUR GAS TO A HIGHER LEVEL. FROM 87 TO 89 OR 89 TO 93. ALSO,IF YOU BOUGHT IT USED . CHECK YOUR CATALISTIC CONVERTER.LOCATED ON YOUR EXHAUST SYSTEM.

 

Answer by jono
Submitted on 3/19/2007
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Im looking at buying one what are they like

 

Answer by chris
Submitted on 4/8/2007
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I have a 95 sebring LXi and i had the same problem i got it fixed and it turned out that there was oil leaking into the distributor and the spark plugs

 

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