How to Replace Thermostat and Housing 02-11 Toyota Camry
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- Опубликовано: 25 авг 2024
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In this video, 1A Auto shows how to remove, install, or replace a leaking or malfunctioning thermostat. The video is applicable to the 02, 03, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11 Toyota Camry.
This repair was done on a 2009 Toyota Camry and the process should be similar on the following vehicles:
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2009 Toyota Camry
2010 Toyota Camry
2011 Toyota Camry
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You did it wrong. The thermostat goes in with the giggle hole at the top of 12 O'clock position, you had it at the 5 O'clock position.
DIY subscribers make sure you install your thermostat with the AIR BLEED on the top position, very important, this video shows otherwise.
What do u mean by top position
Thanks
hay,not the 1st time i heard this.. any where u have a picture or something to show which on the thermostat, is the bleed hole/airbleed /evap valv etc, so i know how to reinstall mine
@@Lawless187indika If you watch in the video at 4:00 it's that little nubby thing on the top (12 o'clock position) just below the seal when he takes it out. That's the proper way to put the thermostat back. At 4:41 he puts the thermostat in wrong and that nubby thing is at the (4 o'clock position). I saw this myself and was like OMG... I'm not even a mechanic and I've done enough research to know that's wrong. Glad someone else pointed it out.
Thanks for sharing, but woops look like you put the bubbler valve on bottom. Thermostat should be placed with that positioned at top to allow air bubbles to dissipate
He did a great job overall. His only mistake was not putting the vent valve at the top (12 O'clock position).
Good catch. :)
It is bad; many people catch this too.
hay,not the 1st time i heard this.. any where u have a picture or something to show which on the thermostat, is the bleed hole/airbleed /evap valv etc, so i know how to reinstall mine
@@Lawless187indika If you watch in the video at 4:00 it's that little nubby thing on the top (12 o'clock position) just below the seal when he takes it out. That's the proper way to put the thermostat back. At 4:41 he puts the thermostat in wrong and that nubby thing is at the (4 o'clock position). I saw this myself and was like OMG... I'm not even a mechanic and I've done enough research to know that's wrong. Glad someone else pointed it out.
Agree with Johnny. Weep hole needs to be at the top to let air bubbles out.
Toyota camry is one of best sellers cars in USA. So this video are very helpful for many people.
You need to disconnect the battery or risk arcs by the alternator
According to the manual; install the thermostat with the jiggle valve upward within 10 degrees on either side. And the torque is 9 N.m
Careful with those 10mm nuts on the studs when re-attaching the housing. They break very easily if your over tighten them. Really bad angle to extract or bore them out.
+McGrambo2 Thanks for the tips and for watching!
Did he take the splash shield off to just get at the Rad drain?
How else would he be able to charge you $300 for that job? 😁
There's a little tab in the thermostat that should be at 12: o'clock. Torque to 7 ft lbs.
Great video so. Easy
Hey master mechanic you installed the purge on the bottom at 5'o clock ! Don't it belong in top position????
Great video! noticed the "jiggle valve" on the thermostat was put back a different position. Does it's position matter for proper venting?
old tstat at 4:22 is correct note the bleeder is sitting at 12 o'clock, 4:39 is incorrect note he has the bleeder sitting at 5 o'clock.
Is this the same for a 2004
Nice and easy. Thanks
Amazing video but can you do a video on a newer model hybrid. 🙏🏾
you forgot to test the new thermostat for compliancy. Place it in hot water and wait to see if it opens up. Simple and easy. You don't want to go through the whole shebang again with a defective thermostat.
Would have been helpful for new auto diy’ers to show putting the new gasket on, and also explain why it’s important to have the air bleed jiggle thingy on the TOP not side or bottom. That second one is very crucial information that you didn’t follow in your video.
Excellent job
+David Alvarez Thank you!
When can you replace mine pretty please
Does the new gasket sit on the edge of the thermostat all the way around it? Or do you put the gasket behind the thermostat?
I have toyota camry same Model recent problem facing heatup engine so I'm going to remove thermostat.
This is the best place for repair videos
Is the burp hole go in the bottom or place at the top.
How to replace water pump for Toyota Camry hybrid 2009
+@cesargensoli4104 We do not have a video for this repair right now, but we'll keep this request in mind for a future video! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c
Thought jiggle valve on thermostat must be in top position
Actually, the Toyota manuel states it should be in the 6' O'clock position (down).
@@mikesmith-st9fb hey man can you share whre you saw that or maybe tell me which page in the manual u saw that. Im very finnicky with lil quirks like that i HAVE to know for some reason. 12 o clock or 6 o clock.. hope this wont be one of those lifetime debates, mac vs pc,digital vs analog etc..
The little ball pin that you install on the right side, should be installed on the top, I think you install it wrong
is it cleanable?
what kind of funnel is that and where can I get one?
Lisle 24680 Spill-Free Funnel - kind of expensive for what it is but it's nice. I bought one before I even watched this so that's how I know. I got mine from Amazon but check eBay or whatever to get the best price.
Is this similar to a 04 Corolla LE?
How do you install the seal?
Aren't you supposed to install a thermostat housing gasket also?
So I just had a dealer change water pump and had also mentioned that thermostat be changed. They did not change the thermostat and when I asked why they just said they cleaned/changed the seal. Not sure what to think. When do thermostats go bad?
they go bad when they go bad. It depends who makes the thing. Anyhow, it's a simple fix. You don't even need a thermostat and can drive safely without it to get you where you're going. That's why I always keep a ratchet set in my vehicle. You never know.
Hi
Do you have a video to replace the thermostat housing on 05 Toyota Sienna.
Thank you
+Muhammad Kashif We currently do not have an auto repair video that covers this particular repair. We will keep this request in mind in the event that we need to make this repair in the future. 1aauto.com
Why would your drain the radiator when replacing a thermostat?
Fresh coolant and less mess
no ATV sealant?
Can someone please answer my question
My 2010 camry the heat Guage show low not coming up in the middle
My 2005 Camry heat gauge was also low and not in the middle of the gauge, but replacing the coolant thermostat fixed that problem. The heater blows hot air now and not cool air like it did before the thermostat replacement
Don’t your have to replace water pump altogether?
What about bleeding 🤔?
Wait so he only went under the car to drain the fluid?
Is this similar for 2014-16 Corolla?
+LastCommodore We don't have a how-to video for these years right now, but the basic steps in this video should be enough to do this task.
Jigger valve needs to be @ 12 o'clock - Come on Man ... Replace every 150K or whenever the water pump goes bad...
WTF...The bleeder hole has to be at the top!
+M C Thanks for the tip! We'll pass this info along to our production team.
Is this on the 2.4 liter engine
+Daniel Perry Yes, this video is for the 2.4L engine. Thanks! 1AAuto.com
Isn't reinstalling rusty old nuts and bolts just saving a few dollars/pennies for no reason? 😆
How did you bleed it? Didnt show that part.....?
Its not a thorough explanation! As you dont mention how to install gasket?
Ummm...no this does not line with the 2004. It’s different than this one.
How often is it recommended to replace the thermostat?
+bondito88 Thanks for watching! Automakers do not specify mileage when thermostats need to be replaced. If you are doing work on the coolant system then that would be a good time to replace it. 1aauto.com
Yeah try that on the V6.....
It's totally blocked by a pulley, why would Toyota do that??
Is this video compatible with the Toyota Camry 2012 2.5L?
+Jay This procedure might be different for your application. We do not currently have a how-to video for this particular year, make and model. Thank you for asking! 1aau.to/m/Shop-1AAuto-c