Water Outlet Housing 2009 Ford Focus SE

How to change the water outlet housing on a 2009 Ford Focus SE. Tools needed listed below.
Tools needed:
Hexagon Sockets
7mm
8mm
10mm
13mm
15mm
1/2 inch
Additional Tools
24" Flexible Hose Clamp Locking Tool
1000 grit sand paper or scotch bright pad
WD-40
Appropriate coolant
Floor Jack
Socket Wrench with appropriate adapters
Impact Wrench makes the job a lot easier especially for removing the battery holder.

[@mixwellhouse]

How much should I pay for the part and labor for this job? Thank you in advance

[@cancillerdehierroii32]

Excuse me, did you use silicone to put it on or did you just clean the area and put it on?

[@JourneyToTheTruthandTR]

No I did not use any silicone. I cleaned the surface and installed. No leaks thus far.

[@cancillerdehierroii32]

​@@JourneyToTheTruthandTRThanks to your video I am going to repair my car, thank you very much for responding, greetings from MatamorosTamaulipas

[@JourneyToTheTruthandTR]

@@cancillerdehierroii32 You're welcome, I share to help others. Good luck.

[@thecarbaddie]

Did the coolant outlet housing have sensor or is the sensor hole blocked off? 37:05

[@JourneyToTheTruthandTR]

The only sensor that I can recall that needs removed is the MAF sensor. You'll need to remove the air intake hose and the air intake housing along with the assembly that holds your air filter. Then the car's CPU, the battery, the tray that holds the battery and you'll need to disconnect the coolant hoses from the outlet housing.
If you're referring to the thermostat, that's on the passenger side of the vehicle.