i have to chande the thermostat, but i dont know his location
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Asked by Beshro Aug 15, 2007 at 06:54 AM about the 1997 Dodge Caravan SE FWD

Question type: Maintenance & Repair

I change my water pump cause my engine heat so much and it dont change anythig and i dont have any lost of liquid, but after 10 min, my ingine bigins to heat and i believe is my termostat stay sticking open ( sorry for my Anglish, cause i am a franch Canadian from Quebec)

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littlehorn answered 16 years ago

If you follow the upper radiator hose back to where it enters the engine block, the thermostat will be located here. Removing the bolts for the thermostat housing should allow you to lift it off and access the thermostat. Make sure to replace the thermostat gasket at the same time you do the thermostat in order to avoid leakage.

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Melissah answered 4 years ago

If you replace radiator can still overheats. Antifreeze evaporating would it be thermatostat?? First radiator cracked after third day from overheating. ??

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