How Do You Change The Thermostat In A Dodge Durango?
If your Dodge Durango has an overheating problem, you may need to replace the thermostat. For Durango owners, this process is a bit involved, but once you remove all you need to remove to get to the thermostat, you’ll need to decide if you want to stick with the factory-set 192-degree thermostat or install a lower-temperature one. Disconnect negative battery cable from the battery. Use a jack and jack stands or wheel ramps to raise the front of your Durango. Locate radiator draincock at left side of the bottom of the radiator, facing the rear of the Durango. Drain coolant into a suitable container. Allow reserve tank to empty, then remove radiator cap and continue draining. Save for reuse if coolant is relatively new and clean. For Dodge Durangos equipped with air-conditioning, remove the generator by loosening mounting bracket at the intake manifold. Use a socket wrench to loosen automatic belt tensioner on Dodge Durangos with 3.9, 5.2 or 5.9 liter engines. Turn tensioner assembly clo
