2003 Volvo S40 thermostat replacement

[@mactectv466]

thank you very much... gretings from Germany. our V40 from 2002 has got to high temperature and i bought a thermostat. couldnt buy from Volvo, they dont support any longer this car. :-( So i bought one made in Italy, glad that i have found one. Just back, i enjoying a cup of coffee and found very fast this helpfully video, so i will start the replacemant now. Many thanks! Just what i need. Have a nice day, your work to document this replacement was not lost time!!!

[@olfeno7506]

Glad to help any day. Wish you success. Have a nice day too!

[@SuperCleanslate]

Great video, thermostat was cracked and it's 6 years old, a friend who is a Volvo mechanic suggested replacing the engine thermostat sensor at the same time as it's right there and easy access as they get rusty and wear out and throw codes.

[@igbinosanathanielehi3792]

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[@Jgrvo]

I own a V50 1.8 from 2005, but the thermostat on this S40 of yours is sooo much easier to replace. I haven't done mine yet, but I have to remove the airbox and stuff like that. Tough job, first time. Good vid.

[@igbinosanathanielehi3792]

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[@Sokkar666]

thank you for this video very well done helped me to also change my thermostat

[@andriy.teteryk]

Спасибо. Для всех остальных момент затяжки 8:32 12 foot pounds переводится как 17Nm

[@hamiltonsanelesimamane5428]

Nicely done.

[@artedrums]

Thank you

[@Krt506]

Thanks

[@lukewebb753]

Appreciate it 🙏😊👊

[@apaknutsson1015]

Thank you mate, very pedagogic video. Do you know if the heat sensor for the coolant system is the one right there next to the thermostat? (I think it is) Also: Is it possible to put it together without using a torque wrench. But just with a normal wrench? Or is it very risky?

[@SuperCleanslate]

Yes that's it. It looks like an O2 sensor

[@guzer3933]

this may solve my not working heater ?! thanks!

[@02S40Volvo]

Check your relay under the glove box my wires shorted out needed to jump them to get them to work hope that helps

[@ozakki8719]

Great video, thanks for this. Is the coolant system self bleeding? Or do I need to use the bleed screw on the lower rad hose to the right of the engine?

[@olfeno7506]

I'm glad you found thé vidéo useful. It isn't self-bleeding. Yes you'll need to loosen that bleed screw on the lower rad hose to let thé trapped air out. Tighten when you have a steady stream of coolant flowing out.

[@gsvensk]

Thank you!

[@ViktorBkv]

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