Jeep Tj Thermostat Housing Leak at Annabelle Wang blog

Jeep Tj Thermostat Housing Leak. Three times i've removed/replaced the thermostat housing and it continues to leak. I swapped out my radiator this weekend, and put a new thermostat, gasket, and housing unit in (figured why not), and now its. It's possible your leaks are caused by a damaged/warped thermostat housing if not small barely perceptible bits of the old gasket. For an emergency trail repair i once cut a thermostat housing gasket out of a piece of thin cardboard and it was leak free for several months before i replaced it with a gasket. In the process i took the thermostat housing off. Verify the heater hose is not leaking between the hose and the housing nipple. Ensure the clamp is properly tightened. Water pump was leaking today so i changed it. I decided to put a new thermostat. Noticed a leak but wasn't concerned since i was going to. Since you don't know what's causing the tstat housing to leak, i'd replace it too. Didn't use rtv for the flush. If the water pump and tstat housing still look good, you can save them to give to a jeeper.

In the process i took the thermostat housing off. For an emergency trail repair i once cut a thermostat housing gasket out of a piece of thin cardboard and it was leak free for several months before i replaced it with a gasket. Didn't use rtv for the flush. Water pump was leaking today so i changed it. Noticed a leak but wasn't concerned since i was going to. I decided to put a new thermostat. Three times i've removed/replaced the thermostat housing and it continues to leak. I swapped out my radiator this weekend, and put a new thermostat, gasket, and housing unit in (figured why not), and now its. Ensure the clamp is properly tightened. If the water pump and tstat housing still look good, you can save them to give to a jeeper.

Thermostat Housing KIT for Jeep Wrangler TJ 2.5L & 4.0L 19972006 CHA

Jeep Tj Thermostat Housing Leak Ensure the clamp is properly tightened. For an emergency trail repair i once cut a thermostat housing gasket out of a piece of thin cardboard and it was leak free for several months before i replaced it with a gasket. It's possible your leaks are caused by a damaged/warped thermostat housing if not small barely perceptible bits of the old gasket. Three times i've removed/replaced the thermostat housing and it continues to leak. I swapped out my radiator this weekend, and put a new thermostat, gasket, and housing unit in (figured why not), and now its. Water pump was leaking today so i changed it. Didn't use rtv for the flush. If the water pump and tstat housing still look good, you can save them to give to a jeeper. Ensure the clamp is properly tightened. In the process i took the thermostat housing off. Verify the heater hose is not leaking between the hose and the housing nipple. I decided to put a new thermostat. Noticed a leak but wasn't concerned since i was going to. Since you don't know what's causing the tstat housing to leak, i'd replace it too.