Where is the leak detection pump on a 1999 chrysler sebring lxi coup?

There isn't a dedicated "leak detection pump" in the traditional sense on a 1999 Chrysler Sebring LXi Coupe (or most vehicles). Leak detection is usually accomplished through visual inspection, pressure testing (often with a specialized tool connected to various systems like the cooling system or A/C), and listening for unusual sounds.

If you're experiencing a leak and suspect there's a pump malfunctioning *related* to leak detection in a specific system (like a power steering fluid leak), you'd need to specify the system to get a more helpful answer. For example:

* Cooling System: The water pump is crucial, and a leak there would be catastrophic. It's located under the engine.

* Power Steering: The power steering pump is also under the engine. A leak here is less immediately catastrophic, but still needs attention.

* Brake System: A leak in the brake system is extremely dangerous. The master cylinder is a prime suspect.

* A/C System: Leaks in the A/C system use refrigerant, and while there isn't a "leak detection pump," a low refrigerant level might indicate a leak.

To find the source of your leak, you'll need to identify the leaking fluid (coolant, power steering fluid, brake fluid, oil, etc.) and then consult a repair manual or a mechanic to locate the potential source of the problem.