Replacing a thermostat
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anyone want to give me step by step directions? My '06 MCS has had overheating problems since March. I replaced the hydraulic (something) pulley in May and it's still overheating. A friend of my husband's thinks it's the thermostat. I do notice some drippage (not wet) from the coolant reservoir but no active leaking. Suggestions?
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i have a 2008 R57 S Turbo.. i take it all of these instructions are the same???
take it all off, one piece at a time.. if you have 4 days it will be ok?? and fun
i looked and all i saw were hoses and wires.. but reading this i feel it to be fun
I changed the water pump and main belt.. I also changed the oil pressure line to turbo and that took 3 days. took entire front end off.. 5 minutes to chg pipe..
take it all off, one piece at a time.. if you have 4 days it will be ok?? and fun
i looked and all i saw were hoses and wires.. but reading this i feel it to be fun
I changed the water pump and main belt.. I also changed the oil pressure line to turbo and that took 3 days. took entire front end off.. 5 minutes to chg pipe..
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