This video is one of the easiest repairs on a Jeep, If your heater is not hot or your Jeep is overheating, you may want to replace your thermostat.
How To Change Thermostat on Jeep Cherokee 4.0 inline six
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Thanks . simple and to the point …
hi, thanks for the video, i followed it while doing the job on my jeep.
good job thanks again!
Thanks for the video and advice. I am going to be tackling flushing the
coolant system and replacing the t-sta. Your video helped me in this
process.
Mine kept leaking too. I had to buy a new housing cap, the original one
wasnt fitting on properly. Cheap part about $15. Just be sure to take the
electrical connecter out of the old one before discarding. The new cap does
not come with this piece. I also used a gasket adhesive to bond everything
together. GREAT VIDEO!!
this helped me thank you
thanks for taking the time to make this!
Awesome bro! Thanks for walking me through it. )
Thank you for the clear and concise video! I know how to replace a
thermostat… but I find coming here (to youtube) to see if there are any
issues with a repair..(or tips) saves me a headache from time to time. Your
video is one of the better ones..Thank you again! 🙂
This is a great and informative video. It took me all of 15 minutes. Thanks
Dude…
i did not drain the radiator, i did place a pan under the front of the
engine for the small amount of fluid that came out.
Fwiw if you’ve never changed on on these, you really need to make sure the
tstat doesn’t slip down between the housing and cylinder head. They’re
prone to it due to how they sit and you’ll piss coolant out from between
them and ruin the gasket.
i usually spray a little sealent on the inside of the gasket just to make
sure the gasket doesnt slip. nothing will piss you off more than breaking
the gasket and going back to the parts store for a new one.
did you drain the radiator first?
Thanks for the video…worked great.
Thanx . This video was on point .