Nissan Frontier 2003 Thermostat replacement- Overheating Issue
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
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I am about to clean my coolant system and add the AC condenser fan to help overheating in the California/Arizona/Nevada area. I'd do a few more things like a light wire brush to clean up some more of the rust and probably doing a water pump since I'm creeping on 300k. My other best suggestion is to get the extra capacity radiator.
I just completed this same repair, but without removing the belt tensioner/bracket. I disconnected the negative battery cable, unplugged the pressure switch to the ac line, and removed the upper radiator hose clamp and moved the hose and wire out of the way. Then I simply removed the bolt to the bracket holding the pipe connecting the lower radiator hose to the thermostat. Then I removed the front hose clamp to the short thermostat hose, moved the lower hose and pipe out of the way while leaving the short hose in place. I was able to fit a 1/4” extension and 12mm socket under the ac tensioner bracket and remove all 3 thermostat bolts. I drained and flushed the radiator, all the hoses, block, and reservoir. I started at 9 am and will finish by noon, (I let my RTV sealer cure in place for almost an hour before final tightening the thermostat bolts.) Thanks for this video showing me the worse case scenario!
Thank you for your update, it will certainly help the DIY community 🙏
Good job man this is helping me im waiting till sunrise to start and work on my truck. It’s pretty old and I see no leaks so it’s got to be the thermostat cuz my engine sounds fine and gasket doesn’t sounds blown out. Please give me a text just for a few questions I won’t take up your time I’m just trying to fix it myself instead of getting over charged porfa:/
Sorry to hear that! For some reason I wasn’t able to see some of the comments , I hope you were able to fix it. Lmk if you have any questions 🤙
I actually did but wasn’t able to do it myself sadly but hey it’s running thank you