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So its take air cleaner assembly an battery out the 12 mm but an 3 10mm but on the housing swap out with dot facing up refill an resemble and good to go
You have an excellent DIY video explaining in detail the procedure. Overall not difficult, but only you know if you have the skill level to move forward.
I've done full suspension replacement on brand new cars rebuilt motors aint much I cant do I know it says 90 min in the book but doesn't look like 90 min
Trying to get this job done this weekend. Ran into trouble, need help. Metal pipe that connects lower radiator hose to thermostat housing. I can't get it to lock into the housing end. There is a lip to it that I assume needs some force to pop into place. But no matter how hard to work it I can't get it to lock in. Am I missing something? Try harder? Thanks
HAha.... that pipe has rubber o-ring that fell under car. Got everything together. Not a complicated diy but time consuming and a pain due to location of stat housing.
weird think is that the engine temp is still not getting up to normal. I noticed my 2003 es300 was generally running under normal temp. Then I got a p0128 code. Assumed it was stat and replaced. If code return I guess I'll have to look at the sensor. *♂️
Update: after driving to work today looks like I'm all good. Vehicle wasn't warming up sitting in the driveway, but a ten minute drive got it to normal temp and stayed there. I think (but not sure) part of the reason it wasn't warming up at first is that the computer was resetting the idle. Anyway. If u do this job take a drive for a while before judging the results.