Thermostat replacement Mazda 6 2005 assembly 2.3L Replace Remove Install How to

Thermostat replacement Mazda 6 2005  assembly 2.3L  Replace Remove Install How to

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Jonathan Altieri says:

Same engine in the Fusion

MrIxtlahuaca says:

thanks for the video!!!

7thrx says:

I guess it was just the light.

7thrx says:

Coolant shouldn’t be brown like that right? Does this car have a head gasket failure?

Autotechviewpoint says:

with everything clean, you should not.

JonBOY26 says:

Great video, thanks! Is any gasket sealant needed when installing the replacement part?

Autotechviewpoint says:

Cost of doing business, staying in business… Hourly labor rate, may be close to 100 per hour? 1 to 2 hour job.

Gary Meyers says:

Also, how much would you typically charge for a job like this – just for labor? I can’t see it taking a skilled mechanic more than an hour. I was quoted over $200 at the Mazda dealer.. Seems like a huge ripoff to me.

Gary Meyers says:

I need to do this on my 2006 Mazdaspeed 6. It looks pretty much the same judging from the placement of the thermostat. I’m pretty sure it’s the same 2.3L DISI engine, isn’t it? The MS6 is turbocharged but I think it’s basically the same engine. Question; Is the gasket that thin rubber piece that slides in edge-wise? I was thinking the gasket was gonna be flat like you find on engine gaskets but it appears to create a seal by smashing the rudder down as it’s tightened.

wobillobob7 says:

Thanks for the video bro!

Autotechviewpoint says:

if the engine is the same, then likely yes. Does it look the same overall.

robert woodruff says:

Would this be the same for a 2005 mazda 3?

Autotechviewpoint says:

Yea, they do get pretty funny. I am slowing going through and correcting them on my videos. I thought about putting together a video showing them. I have seen other videos like that.

kristoff nicholls says:

LOL at the subtitles

Mark Kapuscik says:

Getting ready this weekend to change out my son’s thermostat. He’s got codes P0126-Coolant Temp Insufficient stable operation & P0128-Coolant Temp below thermostat regulating temp. Pretty sure this will take care of the problem. Thanks for posting!

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