You do as your heart desires But yeah if it comes with the rubber gasket, change that. Sorry if I didn't mention it. The gasket should get changed with it
When swapping to a lower 180 thermostat, did you have anyone reprogram the cooling fan speeds? Read that should be done if dropping from the OEM temp. If not, have you had any issues?
So the way these are set up, they should really start to self bleed after warming up unless you have a really bad air pocket. the overflow tank allows the passage of air bubbles while operating
I wanted to say THANK YOU for the attention to little details, from start to finish. Also, I'd like to say thank for saving me $360.
You are welcome! Thank you
Great Job and a very clean engine - nice
Thank you, but better lighting next time. .does ur GoPro have headlamp? 😊. Good stuff otherwise, saved me $$$$, and I like doing my own work
Its good, thanks for the show but i think you have to replace the housing gasket.
You do as your heart desires
But yeah if it comes with the rubber gasket, change that. Sorry if I didn't mention it. The gasket should get changed with it
Good job! Little lighting would have gone a long way. Thanks
Great vid. Very helpfully👍
Thank you
Looking to tackle this on my 2006 Hemi. Have you done a coolant flush on yours?
I will be in the spring time. It'll be getting a new radiator and hoses too
When swapping to a lower 180 thermostat, did you have anyone reprogram the cooling fan speeds? Read that should be done if dropping from the OEM temp. If not, have you had any issues?
Yes it was tuned for 180, some people get lucky and don't need to tune and won't see a check engine light. Others need a tune
Dont have to bleed out ? take air out later?
So the way these are set up, they should really start to self bleed after warming up unless you have a really bad air pocket. the overflow tank allows the passage of air bubbles while operating
@@xKorellx thank you. just answered my question about that. Changing the thermostat today on my 2010 jeep grand cherokee 5.7