THERMOSTAT REPLACEMENT LOCATION DODGE DART CHRYSLER 200 2.4 MULTIAIR
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- THERMOSTAT REPLACEMENT LOCATION DODGE DART CHRYSLER 200 2.4 MULTIAIR
If you are trying to replace or remove the thermostat on Dodge Dart or Chrysler 200 we will show you what needs to be done to replace or remove the thermostat and where the thermostat is located. We demonstrated how to remove and replace the thermostat on 2013 Dodge Dart but it should work for the whole generation Dodge Dart and Chrysler 200 since both cars share the same platform and many of the parts are interchangeable.
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For anyone who is looking at this video thinking of doing this. pls read this first cuz i just did mine(2.0l engine)
First of remove your battery and the walls of the housing and zip tie the dangling wires out of the way. This is to give you more room that you will need.
Follow everything he did
I suggest you buy a hose clamp for the first hose that he removed that is attahed to the thermostat. I tried detaching the hose directly from the thermostat, pretty much gave up in trying to get the clamp off so i just broke it and used a universal hose clamp, less headache and keeps the integrity of the middle part of that hose.
use your phone's video mode with the flash on to help you guide your ratchet.
I used a 10 mm swivel socket 1/4 size ratchet that is 6 inch long at least.
Took me 2 days of trying to get it out(with a few cuts and scrapes) with no avail before i gave up and bought the proper tools.
make sure you have a hook pick for the back hose attaching to the thermostat it is held by an metal clip that is likely facing the back(be careful not to lose it).
Also Electric tape a magnet at the end of your ratchet(close to the hand) that way you dont lose the bolt when your getting it out and also makes it easier to aim and poke around for the hole when getting it back in during reassembling
Lastly run your car for a couple for 10 min rev it from time to time to build pressure and heat after you reassmbled everything. I also suggest you buy break clean. Spray and clean the area where the thermostat is located and try to remove as much spilt as possible(do it cold) . Then let the breakclean evaporate and dry off to make it much easier for you to see if if you are leaking coolant and where when you run your car while parked.
Also , run your car on for 3 min after you fill the coolant reservoir. The pump will will the empty hoses for you, and your reservoir is gonna need to be topped off a couple times
Called 2 different places and they said it would cost $400 to $650 dollars, that’s ridiculous I saved lots of money by watching you guys thank you so much
I have an independent mechanic that wanted $150. I'm lucky that I found them this year. They also changed two drive belts on two different cars. $125 on my dart and $180 on my hyundai SUV.
Here's a few extra tips: use a mirror for the 10mm socket on the bottom if you have a small enough one so you can see where the bolt is at! Also, if you lose the small metal clip like I did, you can use a hose clamp instead of replacing that clip, it works just the same. Also, remove the vacuum pump,for more room, and remove the battery and the silver metal plate right next to the battery
Good points for makin it easier sir!
You guys are amazing. You have helped me so much. I appreciate what you do. Just so you know I am female and you guys help me work on my own car. I have learned a lot thank you
For the one who are wondering about the black plastic part that broke off They make you buy the whole hose but I used a temporary one on my dodge dart 2013
O'Reilly/Auto zone
Part # 800-080 Sku# 839127
When connecting this to the little pipe you have to push pretty hard its a 5/16 quick connector this should get you through the week
That part that you broke trying to get the little hose off, what was that part called. I just did the same thing and broke that off and now I need to replace it.
They make you buy the whole hose but I used a temporary one
O'Reilly/Auto zone
Part # 800-080 Sku# 839127
When connecting this to the little pipe you have to push into hard
This should get you through the week
A lot of good this video is!! Why TF would I need to watch this if I was gonna pull the motor?!?!?!
Just wanted to make an edit on this video here, BEFORE YOU START PULLING OUT/REMOVING SENSORS DISCONNECT THE BATTERY otherwise you will throw a Check Engine Light. If you do end up with a Check Engine Light on your speedometer cluster/instrument cluster just unplug the battery, wait about 10 mintutes, then hook it back up. The Check Engine Light should reset and be gone!
Remove the battery and ecm for more room.
@ 16:00 That fkn thermostat is coming out now!
Steps for thermostat replacement:
Step 1: Remove license plate.
Step 2: Install license plate on another car.
Lmao
Love all the commercial
If you break the clip on the Coolant Reservoir Hose. is it necessary to replace the whole Tank Hose or could I just get the little 6 inch piece and replace that?
did you ever find an answser? Somehow why driving the tip broke and sent coolant shooting out everywhere. I just need to replace the 6 inch piece not the entire reservoir hose...ugh
Ok I broke the same clip, I don't see a link for this clip could you please post it, Thank you
Did you ever figure out the part number? Mine broke too!
Same here where can I get just the plastic part
Looking for that plastic piece to if you guys found one that works
Holy crap mee too. I need to know what that part is called because I broke mine as well. Came here in hopes to find the right item.
Need this same part. Have you found the part number for this yet? 11:00 I need a replacement hose mentioned here.
can you show us how you removed the last bolt in the bottom back without removing the engine? I'm down to just that, already did the clip on the last hose, just need you to do that one damn bolt, that hose has been pushing my socket to where I cant get it on the bolt an if I get it on, then i dont have room to turn the ratchet an yes, I'm too broke for power tools
This channel is awesome. Damn it is insane what you have to do.
Well I found an just got line from Amazon for the overflow line.. but still can't get to the back bottom bolt
I came here just to see how you got that same bolt out you couldn't get out on backside. 😂 it's the worst bolt I can remember messing with.
So basically if your thermostat needs replacing, get rid of the car
Not at all. I just replaced mine, not too difficult
@@Exploringthe208 I hope not. I have to replace mine. 2013 dart Rallye
@Charles Bosse All I can say is, buy a 10mm swivel socket and thank me later. Theres a bolt you can't see or feel. I fought this one bolt for awhile before I went and bought the swivel socket
@@charlesbosse9669 same about to do it today
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Hi. I’m having engine overheating issues due to a leak with the hose that is right in the middle of the screen on minute 17:48 can you suggest how to replace this? Thank you so much! Very informative videos
I have same leak
Great videos!.. thank you.
I changed the thermostat in my '13 and it took me all day .. that bottom bolt WTF !!!! yea I broke the same line you did , seems the heat really degrades the plastic
What is that piece called that broke? I did the same damn thing LOL
How were you able to remove that last bolt?
@@dariusreece4018 i used 2 universals and I cut the socket down to just cover the bolt
Did you find the plastic connector that broke off????
So what is that piece that broke called. I just broke mine and can't figure out what I need to get
I broke my white clip as well. Where can I get another? TIA
Did you ever figure out the part number? Mine broke too!
@@acreebutler4911They make you buy the whole hose but I used a temporary one
O'Reilly/Auto zone
Part # 800-080 Sku# 839127
When connecting this to the little pipe you have to push into hard
This should get you through the week
Auto Repair guys I have a 2015 Dodge Dart after it warms up it has a hesitation it runs really rough I change spark plugs and coil packs there's no oil in the cylinder I'm changing the thermostat today what else could it be
Did changing the thermostat fix the issue? I'm running into the same issue now and I'm wondering if replacing the engine thermostat is the solution or if its a waste of time
@@jphizzle011 no it didn't warms up outside it's not bad
Are you sure the engine oil is at the right level darts act that way when they are low on oil
whoever designed this engine should never design another engine ever again. Ridiculous to think that you have to remove the entire engine to take out a thermostat
Well I bought a new thermostat but I’m about to take the engine out
I have a question. I'm about to do this job on a friend's car. Do I HAVE to remove the engine to this???
Does anyone know the part number for the T call connection at 7:10
Go on the mopar parts site it shows the part number
i gotta thermostat rationality code for this
My girlfriend has a 2.0L way more difficult I think haha an extra bolt I can’t get with my socket and my wrenches are at work
I just did a 2.0 that one bolt is a pita! I used a shallow wobbly socket to get at it with all the others removed.
2.0 also, an it's taken from 11 am till,......the next day so far because I have to keep taking more an more out to get at it, bullshit ass design
You forgot the part of the repair where you throw the housing at your neighbor who's been laughing at your aggravation the whole time.
Where can I get the part you broke? Mine broke aswell
Did you ever find the part
You would need to order the line from Dodge. Mopar 55111494AD, Engine Coolant Recovery Tank Hose
@@henrymartinez5978They make you buy the whole hose but I used a temporary one
O'Reilly/Auto zone
Part # 800-080 Sku# 839127
When connecting this to the little pipe you have to push into hard
This should get you through the week
Can you just get the connector part you broke by its self?
No, you would need to order the line from Dodge. Mopar 55111494AD, Engine Coolant Recovery Tank Hose
@patrickcarlisle so you have to replace the whole thing? You can't just replace the piece that broke? I have to get the car back on the road today. Could I hose clamp it for a quick fix until I get the right piece or replace the whole thing?
@@milktoast6774They make you buy the whole hose but I used a temporary one
O'Reilly/Auto zone
Part # 800-080 Sku# 839127
When connecting this to the little pipe you have to push into hard
This should get you through the week
Why drain it first?
The thermostat has coolant running though it. Without draining it first you'd make quite a mess and if you have pets they like the taste and could die from drinking it. Draining it fist prevents as much coolant from leaking out as possible.
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