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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Fort Worth
98 XLT
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Couple Thermostat Replacement Questions
When replacing the thermostat, do you guys take the hose from the housing or just pop the housing off?
Also, will a 1/4" ratchet with small socket reach all the holes? My 3/8" definately wont get in there and I lost my 10mm socket (darn). Guess thats it. Thanks. |
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Spencer, Wisconsin
'92 XLT & '98 XLT AWD
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either way is fine, whatever you can get away with that works
i think i've done it both ways myself on the 4.0 OHV there is one bolt that is a PITA to get at, i used the 10mm wrench and a flex-screwdriver with the 10mm socket to get it back in worked slick!! no way in hell with you get a ratchet in there __________________ 1998 XLT 98 F250 XLT L/D 97 Ford Thunderbird LX 06 Yamaha R1 |
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Fort Worth
98 XLT
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Sorry, should have specified...is the SOHC
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Wannabe Elite Explorer
Ada, MI
'98 Sport
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I used a regular wrench, disconnected the upper radiator hose to get the housing top out. It's really tight and it takes a lot of short turns and the screws are super long. Patience.
__________________ Mike '98 X Sport 4.0L V6 SOHC 4x4,KKM,Shackle/TT, AAL, Rancho RSX, Flowmaster 50, 4dr. Leafs http://www.cardomain.com/id/dishdog2 '07 Sport Trac Limited, 4.6L V8 4x4 http://www.cardomain.com/ride/3358201 |
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