I have had coolant loss off and on for a while. I did the whole EGR clean thing, compression checked the cylinders which were fine (130psi all) and still no sign of leakage. Gonna try this now. Thanks for showing me where it is.
Thanks! Video poster shall watch Chris' post to know how to do it correct. May I recommend: 1.Use horizontal view as most computer do; 2.recording at the time you work not after 3.give torque spec, parts and tools link. A question: can we just replace the internal real thermostat core not the shell?
hello did you need to replace the gasket seal for the thermostat? the thermostat I bought looks exactly like yours but it didn’t come with a gasket seal. my mechanic is telling me we need a seal
hi bro, my car CT200H is not demisting and keeps over heating. I changed the water pump as it initially failed but my mechanic/friend couldn't remove one of the nuts (far end) for thermostat so just put new water pump on old thermostat. I have now told him to change the thermostat now too. Anyway is it a bad thermostat that is causing car not to demist and overheat? Also do you have to go under the car as well to remove the thermostat?
@@hanitwfik Thank you so much for your quick reply really appreciate the video too. Do you know what tool we can use to get to that third nut in the far corner of the three nuts used to bolt the thermostat? We are really struggling to get the hand in to turn it?
Great video! Short and to the point. Cheers!
Thank you 🙏
Dude this is gonna help me out so much thank you
you are very welcome , good luck 💪
Thanks for the help locating the thermostat and gettjng straight to the point
My pleasure 🙏
I have had coolant loss off and on for a while. I did the whole EGR clean thing, compression checked the cylinders which were fine (130psi all) and still no sign of leakage. Gonna try this now. Thanks for showing me where it is.
Good luck with it thanks
Can i just ask if changing thermostat helped with coolant water loss? As i am going through the same problem.
@@muhammadsaghir5907 removing the rubber o-ring on the coolant reservoir cap was the only thing that worked for me. Have had no problem since.
Thanks! Video poster shall watch Chris' post to know how to do it correct. May I recommend: 1.Use horizontal view as most computer do; 2.recording at the time you work not after 3.give torque spec, parts and tools link. A question: can we just replace the internal real thermostat core not the shell?
Thanks for the recommendation I will taking care of it . And yes you can replace the internal only if you can get the part
thanks 🙏
you welcome 🙏
hello did you need to replace the gasket seal for the thermostat? the thermostat I bought looks exactly like yours but it didn’t come with a gasket seal. my mechanic is telling me we need a seal
Of course you have to replace it because now or later it will start to leak again even if it's good now
Thanks for the video, how many miles before the thermostat needs replacing?
I replaced it because i have over heat problem but I believe its every 75k miles
@@hanitwfik Did the car cool better after changing the thermostat?
It is
If I change the pump do I need to change this at the same time or is it not necessary?
no you don't
hi bro, my car CT200H is not demisting and keeps over heating.
I changed the water pump as it initially failed but my mechanic/friend couldn't remove one of the nuts (far end) for thermostat so just put new water pump on old thermostat. I have now told him to change the thermostat now too.
Anyway is it a bad thermostat that is causing car not to demist and overheat? Also do you have to go under the car as well to remove the thermostat?
Yes thermostat can cause the car to overheating and you don't have to go under the car to Replace it
@@hanitwfik Thank you so much for your quick reply really appreciate the video too.
Do you know what tool we can use to get to that third nut in the far corner of the three nuts used to bolt the thermostat? We are really struggling to get the hand in to turn it?
Hi ,what is the number [ or name ]of this large hose,connecting the thermostat...
Lower radiator hose
@@hanitwfik Thanks.