Chrysler Sebring 2.5L Engines Now On Sale in 4-Cylinder Inventory at Powertrain Website Online
Midland, TX (PRWEB) July 22, 2015 -- The dissolved partnership between Chrysler and Mitsubishi for motor production has created some difficulties for consumers to locate OEM parts for sale. The Powertrain Guys company is now supplying Chrysler Sebring 2.5L engines to the public through its revised 4-cylinder inventory at http://powertrainguys.com/chrysler-sebring-2-5-engine.
The hard-to-find components from the now defunct Diamond Star Motors division at Chrysler are now featured in the web accessible inventory at the PTG website. The 24-valve 6G73 engines that are now available have been acquired for installation into vehicles that were produced between the years 1995 and 2000.
"We have made positive changes to our fulfillment division in order to find and make available older Chrysler series motor blocks this year," said one Powertrain Guys rep.
The used 4-cylinder builds that can be purchased have gone through a validation process to make sure that no OEM parts are missing or in poor condition. A mileage verification procedure has been conducted to certify the count of mileage prior to listing each Sebring engine for sale online.
"The preowned motor blocks for the Sebring and LeBaron vehicles can now be ordered through our website ordering center," the rep added.
The reception of the revised inventory for sedan and luxury vehicle parts is expected to be positive at the PTG company. Consumers who have questions before purchasing the upgraded inventory can now call the company support center seven days a week offline at 1-866-320-1065 to receive prompt assistance from a powertrain parts professional.
About PowertrainGuys.com
The PowertrainGuys.com company supports sales and service for gearboxes, engines and other components for 2WD and 4WD vehicles. The company has expanded its dealer-to-dealer network this year. The PowertrainGuys.com company has finished the production of its ordering center on its website to make ordering used condition components easier.
Troy Rollins, PowertrainGuys.com, http://powertrainguys.com, +1 (904) 701-4550, [email protected]
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