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Ford Focus Coolant leak on nearside,all hoses seem to be ok coolant running down gearbox but cant locate where from.

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You need to replace the black plastic thermostat housing. A dealer item only.

  • Anonymous Apr 19, 2012

    the same happen to me and you can go to any mechanic and get the housing replaced.. costa bout 200.00 to do. I just got the actual thermostat replaced which cost 105.00 (today acutualy) my car was reading inside like it was hot, but it actualy wasn't hot cause the fans were on in the engine so the thermostat needed to be replaced. so far so good...

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