1988 Mazda 323 Hatchback "thermostat replacement" Questions

...Replacement What would the estimated cost for this be? BMW radiators are relatively cheap even at the dealer level ($250 approx), however BMW will almost certainly tell you that you must replace the ...

...Electronic Engine Controls Water Thermosensor coolant... Here's a link to a new one,you may need a thermostat also.Here's a link to replacing the thermostat,next to the coolant sensor. Repair Guides ...

Rapid overheating. New thermostat didn't fix it. Head removed... gasket ok. No apparent cracks in head. Main fan/clutch seems to work ok. Any ideas ? Mike in NZ 1992 320i Rapid overheating. New ...

i need to find a motor diagram for a 1999 bmw 323i. i need to replace the thermostat. your thermostat is a black piece of plastic just above the water pump behind the water pump pulley. both radiator ...

...INEED THERMOSAT FOR FAN TO WORK,OR CAN I WIRE IT UP SO THAT IT RUNS CONTINUALLY You do not need a thermostat for the fan to work but you will need a thermostat for the engine not to over heat. Put ...

can not locate the thermostat on my 1988 mazda 323! Was going to replace it because it will hot heat up and temp guage is not working but can not find it!! Thermostat is here and the sensor is screwed

slightly warms up but not for long and not that hot. any ideas why? does it sound like i need a new thermostat? if so, are they easy to fit? many thanks tim It doesn't sound like that, could be heater

...I now have to put water into radiater and overflow tank. what os causing this? Thank you. Check the thermostat to make sure it is good. They are inexpensive if you just want to put a new one in. If ...

replace thermostat where is it located 1. Follow the upper radiator hose from the radiator to the engine block and there you should see a neck where the hose is connected to the engine block. 2. Take ...

...reading the above it suggest 1 of 2 possible problems, The first which i'm betting on is a faulty thermostat, the second is the coolant pump. More than likely its the thermostat. Look at the hose ...