Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
2.8?

Thanks

 

Audi4Fan wrote:
> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
> 2.8?
>
> Thanks

Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.

 

Audi4Fan wrote:
> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
> 2.8?
>
> Thanks

Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.

 

Audi4Fan wrote:
> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
> 2.8?
>
> Thanks

Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.

 

Audi4Fan wrote:
> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
> 2.8?
>
> Thanks

Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.

 

I just replaced my thermostat, I didn;t have to take off the timing
belt.
I was able to work around it. Pain in the *** though you have to take
almost everything off like you are replacing the timing belt. Only have
to tkae off the passenger side cover for the timing belt then you can
get at the two thermostat bolts. slide the belt over a little and pull
the cover off..

"audimannyc@gmail.com" <audimannyc@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1168234562.291471.137640@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com:

>
> Audi4Fan wrote:
>> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
>> 2.8?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
> work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
> but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
> mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
> email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.
>
>


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I just replaced my thermostat, I didn;t have to take off the timing
belt.
I was able to work around it. Pain in the *** though you have to take
almost everything off like you are replacing the timing belt. Only have
to tkae off the passenger side cover for the timing belt then you can
get at the two thermostat bolts. slide the belt over a little and pull
the cover off..

"audimannyc@gmail.com" <audimannyc@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1168234562.291471.137640@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com:

>
> Audi4Fan wrote:
>> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
>> 2.8?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
> work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
> but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
> mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
> email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.
>
>


--
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I just replaced my thermostat, I didn;t have to take off the timing
belt.
I was able to work around it. Pain in the *** though you have to take
almost everything off like you are replacing the timing belt. Only have
to tkae off the passenger side cover for the timing belt then you can
get at the two thermostat bolts. slide the belt over a little and pull
the cover off..

"audimannyc@gmail.com" <audimannyc@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1168234562.291471.137640@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com:

>
> Audi4Fan wrote:
>> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
>> 2.8?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
> work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
> but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
> mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
> email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.
>
>


--
Posted via a free Usenet account from http://www.teranews.com

 

I just replaced my thermostat, I didn;t have to take off the timing
belt.
I was able to work around it. Pain in the *** though you have to take
almost everything off like you are replacing the timing belt. Only have
to tkae off the passenger side cover for the timing belt then you can
get at the two thermostat bolts. slide the belt over a little and pull
the cover off..

"audimannyc@gmail.com" <audimannyc@gmail.com> wrote in
news:1168234562.291471.137640@51g2000cwl.googlegro ups.com:

>
> Audi4Fan wrote:
>> Can someone tell me how to replace the thermostat on my Audi A4 1996
>> 2.8?
>>
>> Thanks
>
> Honestly i dont think you should replace it on your own if you havent
> work on an Audi before. I believe you have to remove the timing belt,
> but you need a special tool to re-install the timing belt, or you risk
> mis-timing the engine, and damage your engine.
> email me at audiman26@hotmail.com, if you need any help or info.
>
>


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