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07-02-2009, 05:26 PM
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Changing thermostat gasket
I changed the thermostat a couple of weeks ago in my truck when I replaced oil cooler and now I'm getting coolant leaking down from my thermostat, going to change the gasket in the morning and need to know if the nuts need to be torqued and if so how much, or any other ideas why it would be leaking? My Diesel is a 2005 F250 SuperCrew FX4. Thanks wlsmithjr1960
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