Toyota Sienna Thermostat Replacement

[@tommyluong5259]

The video helped me. Thank you! You made it look so easy. It took me over 4 hours. I kept dropping the bolts. The engine seem more compact than the video.The Sienna was so difficult to work on because of the lack of space around the engine area. 👍

[@eddienilf8575]

put heavy grease on outside of nut, that will help not to drop nuts out of socket.

[@mprenn1547]

Sometimes I put a little valve grinding compound on the nut and that helps it to stick inside the socket.

[@redt8527]

I like your style, keep it up.

[@juanDominguez-wl3un]

Great video Sir.👍

[@cndvd]

I got a code P0125 and I have already changed my coolant sensor near the coolant cap at the intake. Was going to change thermostat but not sure if it's that. Cause it warms up normal like in 5-10 min. Which is normal. I was wonder what are those sensors on the thermostat housing. Thanks for posting the video. Good to see what I got to do, if I change it.

[@StrongerThanBigfoot]

Getting these thermostat housing bolts back on has been a nightmare for me

[@neilhowse8627]

Very good video helped me out a lot. Thanks

[@JeffsAuto]

Thank you!

[@theninjakid10]

Hi Jeff, I noticed your coolant color was green. I have a 2000 Sienna which calls for pink/red so was a little confused. Any info on coolant type would be appreciated.

[@robertdoss7476]

Add a piece of paper between the nut and socket it won't fall out while getting it started

[@cndvd]

That's a nice code reader. What is that brand and model ?

[@JeffsAuto]

craftsman

[@cndvd]

@@JeffsAuto.... thanks I'll check it out.