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2009 Ford E-150 Thermostat, Coolant Reservoir

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  • 1.Cooling System - Cooling System (4.6 L)
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OEM 2009 Ford E-150 Parts for Cooling System

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Coolant Reservoir, Thermostat Installation and Repair Tips for 2009 Ford E-150

  • Q: How to service the thermostat for 4.6L, 5.4L, and 6.8L engines on 2009 Ford E-150?
    A: In order to service the thermostat to 4.6L, 5.4L and 6.8L engines, drain the cooling system and remove the Air Cleaner outlet pipe and the upper radiator hose. Unscrew the thermostat housing bolts, remove the thermostat and change the O-ring seal. Wipe off, fit in a new O-ring and put back together.
  • Q: How to service the coolant reservoir on 2009 Ford E-150?
    A: In order to service the coolant reservoir, be sure that the engine is cool and then open the system. Deair the pressure by turning the cap counter clockwise, then remove it. Squeeze the bottom hose and siphon the coolant and unplug the hoses. Take out the degas bottle then re-install and fill with the prescribed coolant mix.
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