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Is the thermostst in the lower line of the raditor?

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I don't know what vehicle you have, but most thermostats are not on the bottom line. If you can see where the hoses connect to the engine, you should be able to see that one of them has a bigger point of connection that houses the thermostat.

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Follow top radiator house to engine.

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SOURCE: 99 aluro oldmobil replaced raditor thermostst an

I have hd brand new thermostats that end up being bad for my Alero, 2 to be exact. Are you sure it's opening and closing properly?

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SOURCE: where is the thermostst located

Get your self some ramps pull the inspection cover off the botton on the car follow the fat hose up to where your themostat is remove hose and empty your block for antifreeze pull off old thermostat remove and replace then on passenger side radiator un screw plastic butter fly antifreeze will come out of there take bottle where antifreeze is and clean take cap off and clean catch all the antifreeze in bottles then you can flush system out drain water out same way when replacing antifreeze you need to open upper heater hose to burp system 50% 50% works fine unless you live here witch I run 75% anti 25% water I also own a 2000 subaru outback loaded

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1.) Remove lower hose to drain radiator.
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3.) Remove block side of lower hose and thermostat housing.
4.) Remove and replace thermostat.
5.) Replace everything in reverse order.
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Get your self some ramps pull the inspection cover off the botton on the car follow the fat hose up to where your themostat is remove hose and empty your block for antifreeze pull off old thermostat remove and replace then on passenger side radiator un screw plastic butter fly antifreeze will come out of there take bottle where antifreeze is and clean take cap off and clean catch all the antifreeze in bottles then you can flush system out drain water out same way when replacing antifreeze you need to open upper heater hose to burp system 50% 50% works fine unless you live here witch I run 75% anti 25% water I also own a 2000 subaru outback loaded
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