2012 Chrysler 200 L4-2.4LFACTORY OEM SERVICE PROCEDURE

Maintenance: Labor Times

Standard HoursManufacturer Warranty HoursSkill LevelNotes
Service or Charge
Normal Service
8,000 Miles0.80.0C
16,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
24,000 Miles0.90.0C
32,000 Miles1.00.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C
40,000 Miles0.80.0C
48,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
56,000 Miles0.80.0C
64,000 Miles1.00.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C
72,000 Miles0.90.0C
80,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Engine Coolant, Add0.70.0CFlush and replace the engine coolant if not done at 104,000 miles.
88,000 Miles0.80.0C
96,000 Miles1.10.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C
104,000 Miles0.80.0C
Note
To Change Engine Coolant, Add0.70.0CFlush and replace the engine coolant if not done at 60 months.
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C(2.4L PZEV Engine Only)
112,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
120,000 Miles0.90.0C
Note
To Change Automatic Transmission Fluid, Add0.80.0C
To Change Accessory Drive Belt, Add0.60.0C
128,000 Miles1.00.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C(2.4L PZEV Engine Only)
136,000 Miles0.80.0C
144,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
Severe Service
8,000 Miles0.80.0C
16,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
24,000 Miles0.90.0C
32,000 Miles1.00.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
40,000 Miles0.80.0C
48,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
56,000 Miles0.80.0C
64,000 Miles1.00.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Automatic Transmission Fluid, Add0.80.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C
72,000 Miles0.90.0C
80,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Engine Coolant, Add0.70.0CFlush and replace the engine coolant if not done at 104,000 miles.
88,000 Miles0.80.0C
96,000 Miles1.10.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C
104,000 Miles0.80.0C
Note
To Change Engine Coolant, Add0.70.0CFlush and replace the engine coolant if not done at 60 months.
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C(2.4L PZEV Engine Only)
112,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
120,000 Miles0.90.0C
Note
To Change Automatic Transmission Fluid, Add0.80.0C
To Change Accessory Drive Belt, Add0.60.0C
128,000 Miles1.00.0COE does not provide a labor time to adjust the parking brake.
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
To Change Spark Plugs, Add0.50.0C
136,000 Miles0.80.0C
144,000 Miles1.00.0C
Note:
To Change Engine Air Cleaner Filter, Add0.30.0C
To Change Air Conditioning Filter, Add0.40.0C
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