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Originally Posted by GradyService
Is that a hard fix, or is it like most cars, being simple. Do I need to do it right away, and do I need to get a dealer part.
Thanks, and God Bless,
Dave.
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It's pretty much like a lesser car, except the thermostat has a slit o-ring gasket seal around it. It probably does not come with the t-stat, so you'll need to order separately. (If someone replaced it already but left the gasket seal out, that would cause what you are seeing.) Also, pay attention to the t-stat orientation, as some have bleed holes to let the air out. If it's not oriented right, it's really hard to get the system filled back up.
Gerry