how to replace a thermostat on dodge grand caravan | P0128 Fixed

how to replace a thermostat on dodge grand caravan | P0128 Fixed

So I got a check engine light on in my 2016 Dodge Grand Caravan. I took it to Autozone and their reader told me it’s a P0128 Thermostat Rationality Test Error which means that my thermostat is bad and needs to be replaced. So in this Video I’ll show you how to replace a thermostat on a dodge grand caravan. This repair also works on a Chrysler Town and Country minivan.

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Daddicated says:

**Tools/Parts Needed**

New Thermostat: https://amzn.to/2NRJV24

Coolant: https://amzn.to/3qYTdaO

Coolant Funnel: https://amzn.to/3pMpge1

New Air Intake Filter: https://amzn.to/3pE6LIs

13mm Socket: https://amzn.to/3r7ieRb

Clip Removal Tool: https://amzn.to/3oAVPd8

Socket Extension: https://amzn.to/36sEYTQ

Visegrips: https://amzn.to/3cl9aUG

Hose Clamp Pliers: https://amzn.to/3cqihmZ

(these are amazon affiliate links)

Joshua Watson says:

I kept the plastic shield in place to act as a funnel to my bucket. No mess.

David Duffy says:

A gentleman among dads. I tip my dad hat to you.

Ron Tarrant says:

I have a problem with my 2012 Dodge Grand Caravan. The passenger-side heater is stuck on high, even when it's turned off. Is this an expensive repair?

joe crocket says:

No thanks I'll pay 200 bucks and take it somewhere lol

Parker Weatly says:

HOLYCOW!! I have changed thermostats on cars from 1959 to 2000, they all took 5 min. and a $5 thermostat.

etian contreras says:

Thanks for the help. I fixed my wife's 2017 Grand Caravan SXT for less than $100 with the coolant.
I got lazy and decided to skip the part about removing the plastic fairings. Bad idea; I had a big mess to clean after.

very easy to follow. Thank you!

J L says:

Great video – short, but thorough. I did mine today. I followed all your steps except I didn't remove that black plastic cover from under the van. All the fluid found it's way to the pan. Thanks.

Jerôme Main Man Manné says:

Great video! Just popped the code an hour ago on the way home. I'm gonna buy OEM since I hear some people say the Dorman cracked while replacing. Do you really think the fluid transfer is necessary? How often do you bleed the system during the 5-10 minutes of engine running?

Nathan Lown says:

This was great. Not a mechanic at all. This made it straight forward and simple. Took me only an hour and that was with interrupting kids and searching for tools. Thanks for this video

asdad asdasd says:

Bleed the coolant with the bleeder valve on the right side of the radiator. No need to jack the car, no need to remove anything underneath.

Fallout Winter says:

Absolutely an amazing video. Very well done. My 2013 popped this code yesterday and I wondered if I could do this job. I have “some” mechanical skills, but they are related to older vehicles. I’m confident that I’ll be able to do this job. Again, thanks for the amazing vid.

CONSTELLATIONS says:

You are a talented instructor and have an excellent demo!!

Scott Williams says:

This is a GREAT VIDEO. Thanks a lot. I followed this video and was able to replace my Thermostat with no problem. Saved me some money by being able to do it myself. Great job.

PrestonLoy81 says:

I’ve watched several videos on doing this and this one is by far the best. Every step was covered .. thank you

Dominic Ofa says:

awesome video, my check engine light just came on and this helped a lot appreciate you sharing this

Michael Koerber says:

Great video. Short and to the point, but you made sure all the important information was included.

wrath231 says:

My thermostat came fully dissasembled…any ideas?

Petr Vyleta says:

Waaay too complicated approach. Other videos show you how to do that without removing the air filter.

The Comedy Bros says:

I just bought a 2012 Chrysler T&C with 120k miles. Brought my code reader and it didn’t throw anything while I was checking it out.

Check engine light came on while I was driving it home (of course), and it was for a bad thermostat.

Had a shop quote me $150 to do this. Bought the part for $15 from local O’Riley’s, and had it installed within 20min thanks to your video! I just skipped taking off that plastic piece, though.

Thanks for the awesome video!!

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