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can someone show me a write up?

GTPJOE90

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i wanna install a 180 t-stat i hear its easy to do but honestly i have no idea where it is.... in the radiator... no?? sorry this auto field im not good in thanks for all that help me a walk threw to install would be amazing! :th_peaceout: thanks guys. 180's are like 10 bucks at autozone or advanced correct?
 


Go to the auto parts store and get you a Haynes manual. It will show you how to do it and with a couple pictures. That thing helps with a lot of common stuff with the car. If you can't find one, say something and if nobody else has, I'll do a quick, but to the point write up for you.
 
get a haynes manual.



Open hood, Find radiator hose that goes to the top of the engine. Undo the clamp for the hose on the engine side.Pull hose off of the water neck. Undo the 2 10mm bolts that hold the water neck to the engine. Pull water neck off of engine. Replace gasket o-ring before you reinstall everything. Take thermostat out of the water neck (pops out) . And reverse removal instructions for installation.Why do you want a 180 thermostat?
 
why would you not want a 180* t-stat? it helps a ton with keeping the engine cool. the only downside is slight decrease in mileage.

Im not saying it was a bad idea shoot i have a 160. just wondering why is all :th_peaceout:
 


does the 160 set a code without it tuned out? im thinking about it since my car might not be a DD pretty quick.
 
does the 160 set a code without it tuned out? im thinking about it since my car might not be a DD pretty quick.

well mine is a dd and i have had no code yet. I recalling seeing something about that that happens mainly on 04+ models. i think it says that on zzp's site. Man it's soo hot down here that my stop and go temps are still in the 200's lol
 
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