Showing a quick video of where thermostat is and where components are when you pop an older vehicle 2000 Hyundai elantra.
Thermostat removal and placement of good components.
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I have a Tiburon also and i dont know if i have a clog but if i do this and
i do, whats the next step?
im not that great with cars but it looks like you might have some air in
your coolant lines. hope it help.
I have 2000 tiburon with the same over heating problem!!! I replace that
thermostat but still not circulating?! Had a new radiator! Maybe the
waterpump??? Email me at macyjose@gmail.com
I appreciate your skill and willingness to do this video to contribute to
my understanding, and to contribute to our ability to understand. FYI I did
not appreciate the comment you made about “how women are”, as if all 3 or 4
billion of us have the same mo-and you know what that is. I wonder if you
think only men watch how-to fix their cars? .
The only problem is having enough strength to loosen up any kind of bolts!
I’m thinking the more I work on my car..the buffer I will become! Ha! Lil
mamas going to get fitter! But anyways…thank you for this! I know where
the hell it is now!
I have an ’04 elantra and just replaced the thermostat…but when I filled
the system back up, coolant leaked from the thermostat housing. I used rtv
sealant and cleaned the housing with acetone as well. Thoughts?
Thanks for the video. My neighbour’s Elantra is overheating, and the
thermostat is probably the first thing I’ll be checking. Handy to have a
clue to the location, since I haven’t worked on a Hyundai before.
Thanks that was helpful
My girlfriends’s car just started overheating and this video was a BIG help
in locating where her thermostat was. I am a motorcycle mechanic, so things
are similar…but vastly different as far as orientation and size. Just
wanted to drop a line and say THANKS!
ok my 2000 kia sportage over heating watched your video I think I need to
replace thermostat? also A/C stopped blowing cold. and you call Me
805-305-9675 Rocky
Thanks, I have a 2006 Elantra, and just changed the thermostat- by telling
me to follow the bottom hose of my radiator I was able to locate it. Thanks
again.