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Thermostat?
- Thread starter iroc254u
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LEVE
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The engine will possibly overheat and blow coolant out the overflow. If the thermostat is put in upside down... it cannot open and let coolant flow through the engine.
iroc254u
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thermostat
I do have the probloem of my overflow keeps filling up and i have to drain it and put it back in my rad. I did change the thermo but not sure if i put it in the right wayand when i squeeze my top hose it is real hard but hot. Do you know which way it goes in the spring part towards the block ot towards the housing? Thanks
I do have the probloem of my overflow keeps filling up and i have to drain it and put it back in my rad. I did change the thermo but not sure if i put it in the right wayand when i squeeze my top hose it is real hard but hot. Do you know which way it goes in the spring part towards the block ot towards the housing? Thanks
LEVE
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The spring goes down. The little "pill" goes down into the engine coolant. Like in this illustration:
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