Chevrolet Caprice Thermostat Housing

The Chevrolet Caprice was launched as the top-line full-size car of the brand. The Chevrolet Caprice serves as the most popular American car during the 1960s and 1970s. The model reached a peak of 1 million sold in its first year. During the development of the brand, many popular parts have been built, such as the thermostat housing. Although the Chevrolet Caprice thermostat housing may not seem like much, it is responsible for important components around the car. However, a closed thermostat housing may be that the engine is not receiving the cooling effect it needs.

The Chevrolet Caprice has lots of parts with superb performance. But the thermostat housing parts still need repair and maintenance after a long time of usage. The removal process of a thermostat housing is as follows. First, disconnect the negative battery terminal. Second, locate the thermostat housing. Third, drain some of the engine's coolant. Then remove the upper radiator hose. After that, remove the thermostat housing mounting bolts. Finally, pull the housing off the engine block. Signs of a bad thermostat housing include coolant leaks, overheating engines, temperature gauges showing incorrect readings, and bad coolant flow. We have nearly all types of Chevrolet Caprice parts in our catalog to give you a better car both inside and out. It is easy to buy needed Chevrolet Caprice parts at nearly wholesale prices online.