thermostat
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Im 8 drifting on a budget
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From: Marble Falls Tx.
thermostat
I want to DIY and replace thermostat. below is what I researched to do this. is it the way to go? just checking for verification. Im not a wrench nubie but I want to go about it the right way.
thanks in advance.
Juikster, Marble Falls Tx.
Remove engine cover
Remove strut bar
Remove battery cover
Disconnect the neg. battery cable
Remove battery and box
Remove the secondary air control valve, loosen up the water pump pulley installation bolt
Position the drive belt out of the way
Remove water pump pulley
Then you will have full access to the thermostat.
thanks in advance.
Juikster, Marble Falls Tx.
Remove engine cover
Remove strut bar
Remove battery cover
Disconnect the neg. battery cable
Remove battery and box
Remove the secondary air control valve, loosen up the water pump pulley installation bolt
Position the drive belt out of the way
Remove water pump pulley
Then you will have full access to the thermostat.
#2
You pretty much got it... couple things missing like draining the coolant and removing the alternator bracket.
Follow my DIY for removing the SSV because its the same steps taken to reach the thermostat:
http://www.vimeo.com/7093611
Obviously... in the video, once you get to the part where you remove the upper thermostat housing, you stop with that DIY and just lift the valve out.
Removing the air pump and PCM wires is just to gain more room and make the job easier.
Follow my DIY for removing the SSV because its the same steps taken to reach the thermostat:
http://www.vimeo.com/7093611
Obviously... in the video, once you get to the part where you remove the upper thermostat housing, you stop with that DIY and just lift the valve out.
Removing the air pump and PCM wires is just to gain more room and make the job easier.
#3
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Im 8 drifting on a budget
Joined: Oct 2004
Posts: 1,002
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From: Marble Falls Tx.
Thanks Jon316. I started tearing it down and see what you mean. Thanks also TeamRX8 for enlightening me. my bad. hope I didnt touch a nerve.
Thanks again 316.
Juikster
Thanks again 316.
Juikster
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