3 1/2 Inches.
When it comes to installs, the older the car the more brittle the plastic panels.
CAREFULLY pry off the right and left front post trim panels, starting with the top. When those are disengaged, pry up the rear-of-the-car-facing edge of the dash top panel (the one with the VIN window). Pull the dash top panel forward and remove the side posts and dash panel. On my car there were no speakers - just openings. I Installed screw-holding clips on the left and right sides of the speaker openings. Run speaker wire to the head unit and replacement of the dash panel is reverse of un-install.
I installed Rockford Fosgates and they sound awesome!!
It always sounds MUCH better when the mid and high freq sound are close up and the bass is in the trunk. I ended up wiring dash speakers to head unit front powered output, the door (factory) speakers to head unit rear powered output, and amped and installed Infinity rear deck 6x9's and an Infinity sub by wiring an amp in the trunk. Follow the trim panels down the car from the trunk to the dash then slice though the firewall's wiring harness gromet near the brake pedal to get power to the trunk.
I've only installed stereos a few times, but the Sebring was by far the easiest to cutomize.
2004 CHRYSLER SEBRING COUPE = 4.6 Qts W/Filter 2004 CHRYSLER SEBRING SEDAN = 5 Qts W/Filter Hope This Helps.
6x9s
On the 2004 Chrysler Sebring, the wiper blade sizing varies by coupe vs. sedan. See sources and related links below to lookup your scenario.
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Tweeters: 3/4in, Front: 6.5in, Rear: 6x9in
The 2004 Chevy Malibu dashboard speakers measure 3.5 inches in diameter. The door speakers measure four inches by five inches. The rear speakers measure four inches by five inches.
You can get to fuel pump under the back seat.
On my 2001 sebring, my light lever is on the column. After turning on my lights, I gently twist the end portion of the lever out (toward the door) to get the fog lights on
6" x 9" measured as LxW but you need to be careful with the Depth of the speaker. The size is easy to find and purchase.
The speakers in a 2004 Saab 9-3 sedan with 13 speakers measure: 3 1/2 inches in the dash, 5 1/4 inches in the rear deck, as well as 6 x 9 inches in the rear deck, and 6 3/4 inches in the front door. The car also came in models with 4 speakers and 7 speakers.
The NHTSA Frontal Crash Test rated the Chrysler Sebring 5/5 stars for both driver and passenger. This outperforms all other chrysler models of that year.
yes, as long as you have a compatible bolt patter you will be fine, anything bigger than that you will need to get a lift to raise your car to get a right clearence.