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How does the van run? It could be the headgasket, if you smell a sweet smell from the exhaust then its the headgasket. If not check the Oil, if theres like, water and stuff in the oil then it could be the headgasket still. The thermostat wont make it lose cool unless theres leakage around the thermostat housing gasket.

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Q: Your 1999 dodge grand caravan is using coolant fast about every 3 days or so it is bone dry there are no visible leaks what may be the problem you have replaced the thermostat?
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