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Old 06-22-2006, 08:13 PM
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Hey new member here i own a 2001 Tiburon and need to do a thermostat change anyone able to help me with this ?
Old 06-22-2006, 08:30 PM
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Sure.

Wow, not a lot to you eh?



Simply put, you take out the old one with a cool engine, and put the new one in.

New gaskets too most likely.
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I say hellllllllloooo, usually more people say whats up. Everyone must be playing GRAW with the new downloads..haha
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oh sorry more about me ok well im 23 years old i have a silver 2001 tiburon i live in
Chatham Ontario umm i havent done many mods to my car yet i have removed the resonator and added a stereo and have put altezza tail lights in

anyways ran into my first problem my car was overheating and i was told it was the thermostat they sold me the part they didnt say anything about gaskets though also where is the thermostat located thanks
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Punctuation is your friend.

So is the search function.

I'd recommend you check out HMAService.com and you will get all the info you could ever want to know on how to do it. I'm not blowing you off, just showing you the best resource for your information.

The Thermostat is located on the drivers side of the engine. Looking at it from the front, there are 3 radiator hoses (RUBBER) that run fluid around your engine. The smallest one is a 90 degree bend at the front corner of the engine. The metal housing at the REAR of that houses your thermostat.

I'd lean more towards you just needing a fresh coolant exchange and a radiator flush.
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welcome!
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welcome mang

since your new here ill help yas out

drain your radiator there is a little drain plug on the bottom of it i think on the passenger side of the car

on the side of the motor where the top radiator hose connects to the car there is 2 bolts remove those bolts

some fluid will drip so keep a bucket under the car

remove the thermostat install a new thermostat(get one from hyundai that way your sure its the right heat range)

install new gasket reinstall housing and fill up the fluid

a chemical flush wouldnt hurt so look for that also also buy a can of brake cleaner to clean up any mess you might have made
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