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The Chrysler Fuel Sending Unit is a truth teller that tells you how much is in the tank and it helps you avoid embarrassing yourself when the tank runs out. Chrysler started producing reliable cars in 1925 and values and comfort remain important to the company, which supports every ride with strong steel, enhanced air flow, and spacious interiors. Silent cabins and reasonable prices are also commended by drivers. Floating Power mounts enable Chrysler engines to operate quietly and smoothly and bold styling and spacious minivans combine appearance with space. Between the airflow body and the minivan, Chrysler continues to perfect space, ride quality, and simple purchase experience in order to have both the driver and the passengers enjoying every mile. Other innovations such as improvements in its Pacifica and easy Uconnect system are evidence that Chrysler pays attention to drivers. Year by year the badge is winning trust in trusted mechanicals and DIY maintenance. By selecting a unique component, one will ensure that the gauge and the car remain in tandem with each other. Fuel is sensed at the Fuel Sending Unit and indicated to the dash. To change one, withdraw the pump fuse, de-pressurize, un-connect the battery. Lift the car, hold the tank, drain, lift and take off the hoses and wires. Wipe off the locking ring space, turn the ring loosely and take the old unit out. Install a new gasket, position the float, install the new Fuel Sending Unit, and screw the ring. Unplug lines, lift the tank up, refill the tank, reconnect the battery, lastly turn the key and watch the gauge sweep over. Install a bolt shields back on safety and ensure that the Fuel Sending Unit and gauge move with one another.