how do you install a thermostat on a 1993 Camry SE V6? thank you peace and blessings
B BrianB · Registered Joined Jul 13, 2004 · 12 Posts Discussion Starter · #1 · Jul 13, 2004 Only show this user how do you install a thermostat on a 1993 Camry SE V6? thank you peace and blessings
5 5Sfte · Premium Member 96 Camry Coupe Joined Sep 16, 2003 · 1,291 Posts #2 · Jul 13, 2004 Only show this user Damn, I have been thinking you had a 4cly all this time. I'll let someone with a V6 answer this one.
atobe · Pochacco Owns Me Joined Mar 28, 2004 · 3,122 Posts #3 · Jul 13, 2004 Only show this user i would think it's the same way as a i4 lower radiator hose. but i could be wrong someone correct me if i'm wrong
i would think it's the same way as a i4 lower radiator hose. but i could be wrong someone correct me if i'm wrong
N Nico · Registered Joined Jun 6, 2003 · 633 Posts #4 · Jul 13, 2004 Only show this user If it is the same (and I am almost sure it is) it is just super simple !
SmokingTires · Auto-Cross Addict Joined Mar 28, 2004 · 3,837 Posts #5 · Jul 13, 2004 Only show this user Are you talking a temp gauge? Cause your engine should have a thermostat stock. Car's have had them since the 80's and before....
Are you talking a temp gauge? Cause your engine should have a thermostat stock. Car's have had them since the 80's and before....
B BrianB · Registered Joined Jul 13, 2004 · 12 Posts Discussion Starter · #6 · Jul 14, 2004 Only show this user you say it is super simple. when i looked at the lower hose it runs under my alternator so i am assuming i have to remove that at least to take a look at the thermostat housing. is this true. thank you peace and blessings
you say it is super simple. when i looked at the lower hose it runs under my alternator so i am assuming i have to remove that at least to take a look at the thermostat housing. is this true. thank you peace and blessings
88 LE · Grenaded piston Joined Aug 3, 2001 · 6,622 Posts #7 · Jul 14, 2004 Only show this user ^ You don't need to remove the alternator. Just follow the lower radiator hose till it meets up with the engine. The thermostat housing is right there. Heres a pic of it on my 3S-FE:
^ You don't need to remove the alternator. Just follow the lower radiator hose till it meets up with the engine. The thermostat housing is right there. Heres a pic of it on my 3S-FE:
B BrianB · Registered Joined Jul 13, 2004 · 12 Posts Discussion Starter · #8 · Jul 14, 2004 Only show this user I see your pic but thats not how mines looks. I will try to get a pic of what I am looking at and post it later this evening. thank you peace and blessings
I see your pic but thats not how mines looks. I will try to get a pic of what I am looking at and post it later this evening. thank you peace and blessings
