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Bartly

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Hey guys I'm not near my car right now and wondering if someone could tell me if it's easy to change my thermostat with a PC installed. I can't remember if the mount for the head unit is in the way or not. Do I have to pulle the head unit and bracket for access.

Thanks for any insight.
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Hey, I just did this friday. Easy, but a little bit of work. Took me about an hour 15 min. I dropped the belly pan, drained coolant. Then instead if trying to mess with getting to bolts that hold the 90 degree neck on. I simply removed the entire piece attached to block. Didnt have to mess with blower belt or anything.
 
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Hey, I just did this friday. Easy, but a little bit of work. Took me about an hour 15 min. I dropped the belly pan, drained coolant. Then instead if trying to mess with getting to bolts that hold the 90 degree neck on. I simply removed the entire piece attached to block. Didnt have to mess with blower belt or anything.
Cool Beans. Thanks for the reply and tip. I'm home now and was just going to go look at it. Had an impulse today and had to ask the question because I couldn't wait 4 hours to look at it for myself. Thanks again.
 

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If you clamp the hose you can avoid draining the fluid. Still need to watch for air and run it for a while but you don't need to drain the fluid.
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