* Front Mount: This is the largest and usually the most visible mount. It's located at the front of the engine, generally near the transmission bell housing.
* Rear Mount: This mount is at the rear of the engine, closer to the firewall.
* Transmission Mount (Sometimes Considered a Motor Mount): While technically a transmission mount, it's crucial for engine stability and often discussed alongside the engine mounts. It's located underneath the transmission, connecting it to the chassis.
To be precise without seeing the vehicle: You'll need to consult a repair manual specific to a 1998 Chrysler Sebring with the correct engine (2.0L, 2.5L, or V6). The exact location will vary slightly depending on the engine and transmission combination. A repair manual will have diagrams showing the precise location and how to access them.
Looking at the engine bay from above, you'll likely be able to spot the large metal brackets and rubber mounts that connect the engine to the chassis. However, you might need to use a jack and jack stands to fully examine the underside for the transmission mount. Always prioritize safety when working under a vehicle.
