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You don't give the engine size,so I will assume you have a 1.2 and you want to change the thermostat,but can't see it?
This job involves removing the cambelt front cover, the cambelt and bottom pulley, finally the rear cambelt cover. You should now be able to see the 'stat housing on the front of the head. Just unbolt it, remove and replace the 'stat, draining the coolant before of course.
I always recommend you check your mileage and if anywhere near belt change time, save yourself some time and money, do it while in bits. Some people have cut the rear cover and bent it out the way, it can be done like this but is not such a good job.
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