Absolutely. If you don't use the gasket, you are fastening metal to metal and it WILL leak.
no it doesnt, it has a timing chain. i doesnt need replacing as often as belt.
after replacing points in engine, can correct timing be done to engine if engine is not run.
It's doable... what all is required depends on the application. You should probably plan on also replacing your transmission, as well.
Your new fuel pump is apparently defective. A fuel pump is required to supply fuel to the engine, and the engine cannot run (and of course not start) without a supply of fuel.
No, the alternator is the charging device which runs off a belted pulley attached to the motor. The alternator charges the battery which is the source of the current required to get the engine turning over and in turn starting the engine.
The cost to replace the engine in your Chrysler Sebring will range between $2000 and $6000. Replacing with a used engine will be the cheapest and replacing with a brand-new engine will cost the most.
if you have some knowledge of carbs try to adjust it
If engine is losing compression it is likely the rings are worn and need replacing. The valves are likely leaking too and need replacing.
no it doesn't.
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I had the same problem with my 90 buick century, Replacing the temperature sensor did the trick, it is located above and behind the water pump.