The thermostat is a mechanical device that restricts the flow of coolant in order to allow the engine to reach it's operating temp more quickly. It then opens and allows coolant to flow but will hold the temp at whatever is the set limit of the thermostat, usually around 190 degrees. The gasket is what prevents it from leaking.
You should use a thermostat gasket along with the thermostat housing ring. The gasket should be replaced every time the thermostat housing is opened.
in thermostat cover
thermostat gasket probably leaking. replace thermostat and gasket making sure that thermostat housing is flat.
The spring end of the thermostat goes into the engine. If you have the rubber ring gasket, the rubber ring has a slice on the inside of the gasket. Fit the rubber gasket around the outside of the thermostat before you set the thermostat in place. Be sure the thermostat and gasket are in place with the spring end facing the engine and install the thermostat housing, done.
Just the thermostat and the gasket.
Replace the thermostat gasket.
Remove the thermostat housing screws and separate the housing, exsposing the thermostat and coolant, remove old thermostat and gasket. Reinstall new thermostat, gasket and coolant.
the location of the thermostat is under the throttle body.before you put it back on you need to buy some gasket sealer or a gasket for the thermostat
Yes, a 1995 Mercury Mystique does have a thermostat gasket. This gasket is typically made of rubber or a similar material and is used to seal the thermostat housing to prevent coolant leaks. If you're replacing the thermostat, it's advisable to also replace the gasket to ensure a proper seal and prevent overheating issues.
To fit the gasket on the thermostat for an Olds 98, first ensure the mating surfaces on the engine and thermostat housing are clean and free from old gasket material. Align the gasket with the thermostat housing, ensuring any notches or holes match up correctly. Carefully place the thermostat into the housing, making sure the gasket stays in place. Finally, secure the assembly by tightening the bolts evenly to the manufacturer’s specified torque.
You can, but if you have a new gasket glue is really not needed.
Could Be head gasket or thermostat. That's what happened to me...Could Be head gasket or thermostat. That's what happened to me...