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Dodge Ramcharger THRMOSTAT-Engine COOLANT
Part Number: 83506401$112.69 MSRP: $167.00You Save: $54.31 (33%)
Dodge Ramcharger THRMOSTAT-195 Degrees Purchasing
Part Number: 4494469$17.08 MSRP: $25.15You Save: $8.07 (33%)
Dodge Ramcharger Thermostat
The Thermostat is extremely important to all Dodge Ramcharger vehicles as it controls engine temperature throughout the vehicles function. Integrated near the radiator, the Thermostat is another closed-loop control device whose primary function is to detect temperature and control the movement of coolant in order to keep the engine within the right temperature range. Throughout the years, Dodge Ramcharger vehicles have incorporated the different types of Thermostats which are Mechanized such as bimetallic strips, Thermostats of wax pellet. Basically, these devices work through modulation in their physical size or thickness in relation to heat to moderate engine temperatures. The major distinction of these styles is rooted in their operating processes, and wax pellet thermostats are used extensively in automotive systems because of their effectiveness as heat controlling devices.
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Dodge Ramcharger Thermostat Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to replace a thermostat on Dodge Ramcharger?A: NB, The engine must be completely cool when this is done. Remove about one gallon of coolant from the radiator. Disconnect the hose that goes to the thermostat housing situated on the topmost part of the engine block. Unbolt and remove thermostat housing cover. Remove thermostat from housing. If it sticks, take a sharp knife and cut around its outer edge. Since a replacement thermostat costs very little it is usually better to buy a new one rather than trying out a test; however, if you want to confirm that thermostat is faulty, consider using this process. Heat a pan of water on your kitchen stove until temperature nears that figure stated in front of it. To monitor the temperature use candy thermometer. Suspend thermometer in hot water by using wire. Valve should open up at approximately One-quarter-inch at specified temperature. In case no response with regard to change in temperatures as above or there are any abnormal appearance like those mentioned (corrosion, cracks etc.), you may replace old one with new ones.Always clean gasket seat after removing the old gasket and install gasket kit.The reverse for removal is installation of thenew thermostats.On V8 engines,thermostat puller faces downwards while on six-cylinder engines,the vent hole faces upwards.Don't forget to refill cooling system.
