Those develish clips are really easy with the right tool. Hose clamp pliers is the name for them, they are also really helpful on the other clips that you squeeze together. Thanks for both videos, really helped me out. Job done, onwards and upwards 👍🏻
Hi Jim ! What a help you gave me ! Do you have some idea about massive petrol leak ? I had to change my thermostat housing (thanks to you ) after a safety stop because I had this massive coolant leak. The car start again just a short time after but, with big fuel smell. The coolant circuit works perfectly but roads are full of my fuel and exhaus lines smoke a lot !
Hi Jim, thanks a lot for that video. Exactly what i needed for my 2009 XF so i don't end up wasting 100s of £ at Kwik fit or Halfords Autocentre. Are you a mechanic yourself?
I have a question. I can see a leakage on either side of the thermostat housing. The car coolant level drops very frequently when driven over 40 mph roughly. I have to keep topping it up when going out. Would the issue be with the Thermostat Housing in this case? Or a pipe or a different part? Thanks in advance
@@jpelectrics thank you so much. Ill follow your video and get that replaced. Much appreciated. Keep uploading more videos. They are very helpful for a beginner like myself
Hello jim my coolant temp drop in highway drives 2006 s-type 2.7d ı change other thermostat but problem still there is this part have actual thermostat or its just plastic pipe outlet and what should be the my problem coolant temp drop soo low 30-40 celcius if ı dont press gas and max 90 celcius winter or summer
@@TZecul Fixé au radiateur principale. En bas à gauche dans le sens de marche (côté moteur) Il faut enlever le ventilateur principale pour réussir à le voir. (c'est chiant mais assez facile)