W211 thermostat install ?
01-24-2019, 10:13 AM
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W211 thermostat install ?
Hello everyone does anyone has a step by step instructions on how to replace a thermostat on an 07 e63? I’ve been looking around the Internet and can’t find anything..thanks in advance!
01-24-2019, 12:03 PM
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I attached the WIS doc.
I just replaced the thermostat and upper hose two days ago. Recommend you check/ replace the lower and upper hoses at the same time, to avoid headaches later on.
Lower Hose: A2115018982
Lower Hose: A2115019082 (For Canadian Spec cars CODE 460)
Top Hose: A2115018882
Updated Thermostat: A1562030475
If the hoses are in good shape, replace the O-ring A0269976745
Good luck.
I just replaced the thermostat and upper hose two days ago. Recommend you check/ replace the lower and upper hoses at the same time, to avoid headaches later on.
Lower Hose: A2115018982
Lower Hose: A2115019082 (For Canadian Spec cars CODE 460)
Top Hose: A2115018882
Updated Thermostat: A1562030475
If the hoses are in good shape, replace the O-ring A0269976745
Good luck.
01-24-2019, 02:26 PM
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I attached the WIS doc.
I just replaced the thermostat and upper hose two days ago. Recommend you check/ replace the lower and upper hoses at the same time, to avoid headaches later on.
Lower Hose: A2115018982
Lower Hose: A2115019082 (For Canadian Spec cars CODE 460)
Top Hose: A2115018882
Updated Thermostat: A1562030475
If the hoses are in good shape, replace the O-ring A0269976745
Good luck.
I just replaced the thermostat and upper hose two days ago. Recommend you check/ replace the lower and upper hoses at the same time, to avoid headaches later on.
Lower Hose: A2115018982
Lower Hose: A2115019082 (For Canadian Spec cars CODE 460)
Top Hose: A2115018882
Updated Thermostat: A1562030475
If the hoses are in good shape, replace the O-ring A0269976745
Good luck.
01-25-2019, 05:58 PM
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Its actually pretty straight forward. Took me about 30 minutes to do.
Tools needed
Remove the front engine cover.
Remove a few vacuum hoses in front of the PS reservoir.
Unbolt the PS reservoir and move it to the side.
Disconnect the overflow line from the Thermostat with the flathead
Remove Upper Coolant Hose by unclipping the hose and move to the side.
Remove the 3 10mm Nuts, Make sure to remember which ones go where they are different lengths
Remove and Reinstall.
Fill your radiator and bleed.
Tools needed
- 10mm socket wrench with extension
- Radiator drain pan
- Flathead screwdrivers
Remove the front engine cover.
Remove a few vacuum hoses in front of the PS reservoir.
Unbolt the PS reservoir and move it to the side.
Disconnect the overflow line from the Thermostat with the flathead
Remove Upper Coolant Hose by unclipping the hose and move to the side.
Remove the 3 10mm Nuts, Make sure to remember which ones go where they are different lengths
Remove and Reinstall.
Fill your radiator and bleed.
01-25-2019, 07:44 PM
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Its actually pretty straight forward. Took me about 30 minutes to do.
Tools needed
Remove the front engine cover.
Remove a few vacuum hoses in front of the PS reservoir.
Unbolt the PS reservoir and move it to the side.
Disconnect the overflow line from the Thermostat with the flathead
Remove Upper Coolant Hose by unclipping the hose and move to the side.
Remove the 3 10mm Nuts, Make sure to remember which ones go where they are different lengths
Remove and Reinstall.
Fill your radiator and bleed.
Tools needed
- 10mm socket wrench with extension
- Radiator drain pan
- Flathead screwdrivers
Remove the front engine cover.
Remove a few vacuum hoses in front of the PS reservoir.
Unbolt the PS reservoir and move it to the side.
Disconnect the overflow line from the Thermostat with the flathead
Remove Upper Coolant Hose by unclipping the hose and move to the side.
Remove the 3 10mm Nuts, Make sure to remember which ones go where they are different lengths
Remove and Reinstall.
Fill your radiator and bleed.
12-18-2021, 05:33 PM
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Its actually pretty straight forward. Took me about 30 minutes to do.
Tools needed
Remove the front engine cover.
Remove a few vacuum hoses in front of the PS reservoir.
Unbolt the PS reservoir and move it to the side.
Disconnect the overflow line from the Thermostat with the flathead
Remove Upper Coolant Hose by unclipping the hose and move to the side.
Remove the 3 10mm Nuts, Make sure to remember which ones go where they are different lengths
Remove and Reinstall.
Fill your radiator and bleed.
Tools needed
- 10mm socket wrench with extension
- Radiator drain pan
- Flathead screwdrivers
Remove the front engine cover.
Remove a few vacuum hoses in front of the PS reservoir.
Unbolt the PS reservoir and move it to the side.
Disconnect the overflow line from the Thermostat with the flathead
Remove Upper Coolant Hose by unclipping the hose and move to the side.
Remove the 3 10mm Nuts, Make sure to remember which ones go where they are different lengths
Remove and Reinstall.
Fill your radiator and bleed.
can you share torque specs on thermostat bolts and the pulled removed to get to oil filter housing? Especially the tensioner pulley. Thank you
