2004 Ford F350 "need sealant replacing thermostat" Questions

...sealant or not. If you need RTV, use just a little. Put the gasket and thermostat in, put the housing over them and tighten the bolts by cinching one then the other until they begin to get tight. You ...

...need a few things to do this job. Lets start with the auto parts store- new thermostat(make sure it comes with the gasket), gasket sealant, coolant, (if your hose are 3 years or more)new hoses, hose ...

...need to replace the thermostat. Where is it located? It is located at the end of the large top hose where it connects to the engine. There are two bolts holding the thermostat housing. Drain radiator ...

...need to change thermostat?... and where is it located? No, Just a ratchet and socket set, flat tip screwdriver, pair of pliers, thermostat, gasket scraper,hose clamps, and gasket sealant(if you want ...

...sealant( i do use it). You will need a ratchet and sockets, screwdriver, scraper, and maybe pliers. Make sure engine is cold. Remove the top radiator hose, it will be a little hard pulling it off ( ...

...replacing the thermostat and upper radiator hose. Questions: - Should sealant be used between the thermostat housing o-ring and the engine sealing surface? If so please advise type and brand name. - ...

need replacing. To replace thermostat follow this.. 1.Buy a new thermostat, gasket and gasket sealant for your particular make, year and model car,at your local auto parts store. 2.With a COLD engine,

...sealant around the edge of the thermostat cover. You need to re-install the cover within five minutes of applying this sealant. Mount the new thermostat into the cover in the same position the old ...

...need a couple of things from the auto parts store, new thermostat(make sure it comes with the gasket) gasket sealant, and some coolant( if your hose are 3 years or older, be safe and replace) hose ...

need to replace a thermostat on a 1986 suburban when you're facing the engine its the biggest hose on your left going from the radiator to the intake manifold undo the hose clamp on the hose connected