1998 Chrysler Town & Country "change thermostat amp" Questions

how do I change the thermostat on 2002 Chrysler Town & Country Follow the upper radiator hose towards the engine.  Remove the hose and the 2 13mm bolts - there is your thermostat and gasket.

...thermostat and make sure the cooling system is full of coolant that is 50/50 mix of water and antifreeze i had the same promblem change your sensor in you glove box two screws pull it out put the new ...

...thermostat or there is low coolant. this will affect the mpg because your overheating and thats why its stalling. dont drive until you fix or you will blow your head gasket if it isnt blown already. ...

...amp; Country, 3.8 L, rear A/C, the radiator cooling fans do not turn on even when the A/C is on. The l.e.d.s on the climate control panel flash possibly indicating a fault. The thermostat and the ...

...amp fues and it is good. I noticed a leak in the hose that goes from the thermostat to the water pump so I replaced it and the thermostat. The fans still will not come on.would the relay be replaced ...

...thermostat has been replaced with the proper one your engine is heating up. The problem then becomes twofold. The amount of coolant/antifreeze flowing through the heater core or a problem with the ...

amp; country limited blows cold air intermittenly. happens with both front and rear. Changed thermostat, radiator cap, both needed anyway. Temp gages are fine. hoses in and out of heater core both hot

...amp; Country recently loss it's heater ability. When engine is warm, it barelys puts on at the highest setting. I changed thermo stat which did look worned but no help yet. I can't find any leake in ...

...amp; Country with a 3.3L engine. I was having issues with the vehicles heating system. It's January here in NY state and the temps are in the teens and lower. I would let the van warm up for 20-30 ...

...change thermostat Follow the upper rad hose to the thermostat housing. Drain the rad into a pan low enough as to not lose any antifreeze. Remove the housing bolts & gently tap the housing to ...