Just trace your top radiator hose to where it's connected to the engine. That piece is called the thermostat housing. Drain out a couple of quarts of coolant from the radiator, remove the top hose, remove the two nuts from the housing and this will reveal the thermostat. Be sure to get a new gasket for the new one too. I don't recommend reusing gaskets. Simple job. Maybe 30 minutes from start to finish. Actually, I just replaced mine today, and it was nowhere near where this location was. I wound up following where the BOTTOM radiator hose went to the engine, and there was the thermostat housing. Took a bit longer, but still was pretty easy. I simply removed the coolant recovery tank and set it aside, took off the two 10 mm nuts that held the thermostat housing on (be careful... the temperature sensor is in the housing... there is a wire that is plugged into this sensor. I left it on and carefully pulled off the housing). You will most likely have to pry out the thermostat... it has a rubber gasket around the outside of the thermostat... was a little bit stubborn removing it. That's pretty much it. I removed the front "thermostat housing" and there was nothing there.
It is connected to top radator hose on block
No reset button. Look for a fuse.
where is the fuel filter located on a 91 geo prism?
Should be at the engine end of the upper radiator hose
The thermostat is located on the top of the engine, connected to the upper hose. The thermostat housing is turned sideways (compared to U.S engines, i.e. Chevy 350, etc.)
The washer fluid reservoir for a 1994 Geo Prizm is located in the engine compartment on the passenger side. In 1994, it was located right behind the headlamp on the passenger side.
follow the top radiator hose to the manifold should be a few bolt to take off simple
if you can't find the plugs you have know business working on this car.
1.6
probly the blower motor
Yes
On the thermostat housing drivers side below the head it has a light green wire going to it.