Fuel filter location and replacement?

Hello, I'm Danny.

Here is a tutorial showing how to replace a fuel filter:

https://www.2carpros.com/articles/how-to-change-a-fuel-filter

I've attached picture steps below showing the location and how to replace the fuel filter on your car. Hope this helps and thanks for using 2CarPros.

Both the convertible and the coupe used a frame mounted fuel filter. On the coupe it was normally mounted just in front of the tank as the above shows and looks like the first image. On the convertible it is stuffed between the top of the tank and the frame rail at the rear of the tank near the filler neck and looks like the attached image.
Other than the Sebring name the two cars share no other parts. If neither filter is there then somewhere along the line the fuel system was modified to omit the external filter and it is only using the in tank strainer. In that case you are correct and you would need to get to the pump module to change the strainer.
On the coupe you can do that without dropping the tank, there is an access panel under the rear seat. On the convertible the tank has to come out, but it also needs to be lowered at least on the driver's side to replace the filter.

What is the issue you have or is it just maintenance?

Okay, in that case it sounds like it isn't the filter or pump themselves. However it could be the controls that turn the pump on/off. Unfortunately this site requires us to request that you ask that as a different question as it isn't about the location of the filter.
When you ask that you can put in the question that you changed the pump and reference this post. Also in the meantime you could see if the pump is getting power when it shuts down. A simple test light connected up with the pump would tell you that. Then include that with the new post as well and we will see what we can do from there.

Hello again.

What we need you to do is start a new question with the symptoms you just described. Since this seems a little different from your fuel filter the protocol is to start a new question. Here is the link:

https://www.2carpros.com/questions/new

Be sure to include all your vehicles information as well as all the symptoms on this issue to help us aid in the diagnosis. We will be looking for your new updated question. Hope this helps and thanks again for using 2CarPros.

Danny-