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Thermostat replacing
Hi Everyone,
I read a few posts about a sticking thermostat and think I may have one as well. I am looking for it with no luck but is it possible the thermostat is on the radiator cap? I've seen pictures and it looks like the part underneath the cap which sticks in the radiator. Otherwise, I can't find it on my truck. Thanks in advance for your help. BTW, I have a 96 Explorer Eddie Bauer. MC |
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Thermostat replacing
"Clark" > wrote in message ... > "mrkcas" > wrote in news:1172865735.165376.317280 > @v33g2000cwv.googlegroups.com: > > > Hi Everyone, > > I read a few posts about a sticking thermostat and think I may have > > one as well. I am looking for it with no luck but is it possible the > > thermostat is on the radiator cap? I've seen pictures and it looks > > like the part underneath the cap which sticks in the radiator. > > Otherwise, I can't find it on my truck. Thanks in advance for your > > help. > > BTW, I have a 96 Explorer Eddie Bauer. > > > Find the upper radiator hose. Locate one end of said hose. Is the end of the > hose attached to the radiator? If the answer is yes, locate the other end of > the hose. If the answer is no, you've found the thermostat housing. > -- > --- > there should be a "sig" here If I may add just a little more... On my '91 and '92 with the 4.0 OHV engine there are 3 10mm bolts that hold on the thermostat housing which looks like a short, curved pipe. You need to remove the air intake duct (long plastic thing that goes to the air cleaner) and it's a whole lot easier to work if you remove the serpentine belt. You also may need to disconnect a wire that tends to get in the way. The bottom bolt is hard to get to and may require a small 10mm end wrench rather than a socket. |
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