Need to know where themostat is located for replacement

Should be on front of motor pass side if its a 3.5 liter. 3.9 4.3 follow upper radiator hose

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On a 2001 Dodge Intrepid with the 2.7 engine the thermostat is under the lower radiator hose water outlet.
You really need a repair manual to get all of the needed instructions to replace it.

the themostat is on driver side of car in the bottom hose connected to the engine take bottom hose off at motor and its in the housing that the hose was connected to two bolts to take out

replace the temperature sensor (should be located on the intake, usually on the driver side). If the sensor is bad, then the reading will be wrong - as long as you dont' hear the boiling, or see steam coming from the radiator, or anywhere else, you'll be fine. However, I suggest also checking both top and bottom radiator hoses, heater core hoses. Also, make sure your air filter is clean.

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1. themostat located drivers side of engine
2. under throttle body.
3. follow radiator hose to thermostat cover
4. good luck very diff to replace

Drain the radiator, follow the top radiator hose to the engine, it is connected to the thermostat housing. Loosen and remove the two bolts, lift the housing and remove thermostat, make sure the new thermostat goes back in the exact same way, tighten bolts, make sure pepcock is closed on radiator, refill radiator, start engine, run heater on full blast, add coolant as needed.

yes you are correct, it is located at lower hose ,in housing were hose connects to motor. hope this helped.

they are some times located right above the water pump if not on top, or on the side of the block, follow the hose of the radiator

Follow your "top"radiator to where connects with the engine. The themostat housing is right there. Two screws usually hold it down. They may be metric, either 10mm. or 12mm. or they are American 1/2 inch. Remove them and make sure that you don't lose the large o-ring that seals the housing.I dont think it has a gasket, most are o-rings nowadays which makes thing much simpler. Remove the old thermostat with a long thin screwdriver. And place the new one (very important) with the "A" shape facing upward. Then replace the housing making sure to screw the screws back in at an even count(go a few on one the a few on the other) till tightened. P.S. there's usually no need to remove the hose from the housing. It will swing up and away.If the thermostat stays in the hose pry it out the same way as previously discribed and put back into the engine block again with the "A" shape facing upward. Hope you do well, Thanks Dana

follow the top radiator hose to the intake and your themostat is under there. what year is the car