1998 Saturn SL "replaced thermostat service engine back" Questions

...thermostat Should be in the housing at the engine end of the upper radiator hose. Drain the coolant, remove the upper hose, then look for a couple of bolts that hold the housing onto the engine. ...

thermostat at the rear of the engine near the firewall. I pity anyone trying to do this job for the first time not knowing the procedure. I am referring to the ECOTECH 2.2 L 4 cyl. Perhaps air pockets

...service engine soon light on, I would suspect a faulty crank sensor may be causing the problem. Is the stalling condition consistent with every warm up? Does it stall every time the engine warms up? ...

...thermostat might be sticking. If you haven't replaced it try that, They are cheap. I need to change the one on my truck now, It runs cold (no heat in the winter. I have a 1998 saturn 1.9 i'm having ...

...replaced that, and did a few other thing and that was that $2000. then 2 weeks ago my service engine soon light came on. On my way to the dealership (1 day after the light came on....It turned its ...

...replaced my thermostat,sensor and radiator fluid and now when i turn the heat selector to the defroster the engine dies out and also the engine service light came back on? You say the engine service ...

...thermostat or engine coolant sensor It is possible that your oxygen sensor needs to be replaced. have it checked out, thats the most common reason the engine light comes on. P0128 error means ...

...thermostat drain coolant. remove hose to housing. remove housing remove stat. put it back in the correct direction (up and down) wax side to water jackets on most engines. bleed hole (jiggle) to up ...

...thermostat housing replaced. You should replace the thermostat after the flush is done since the car is nearing 10 years old. After the flush, replace coolant with a 50 / 50 mix of dexcool and water. ...

...thermostat sets behind the point where that hose connects to your engine. On my Toyota Camry, a few parts had to be removed to get to where that hose connects. Jeeps are notoriously easy to service, ...