How To Replace Thermostat 6.7 Cummins (2017 Ram 3500)

[@nathanurick8320]

I’ve got the same truck and really appreciate you posting these videos for guys like me that are not very mechanical but want to save money and do my own work.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Your welcome. That is what it's about to help someone else. We can all learn from each other and that is a win for everyone. Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin

[@MsPookiesmom]

Great video, thank you. You explain things really well. I was going to pay to have someone replace it, but after watching your video, I think I'm going to tackle it myself. Thanks again.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Happy you found the video helpful. It is an easy job and you can do it. You will feel good about doing it yourself and it saves you a little money too. Have a Blessed Day Friend. Justin

[@wtbman]

Nice, straight to the point with tricks to avoid unnecessary disassembly. Going to tackle thermostat and drain and fill coolant this weekend. I love that it’s this easy on the 6.7.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Thanks for watching and commenting! The 6.7 is a good engine. Have a Blessed Weekend Friend! Justin

[@RuffCut]

you do a great job with your tutorials Justin...Lord bless you

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Thank you Duke. I could do a better job but sometime I just need to get the job done. Appreciate you friend! Have a Blessed Day! Justin

[@albertbeci5643]

You are doing a very good job. Thank you for the education how hot a cooling system should turn on on a dodge ram 2017 6.7. Dodge ram 3500.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Appreciate it! Glad you found it helpful. Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin

[@WilliamSparks-kk9po]

Thanks for video , I couldn’t get my egr tube off bolt in center , I slid mine like that , thanks for video

[@ArturoCarlosMendoza]

Hi friend, that thermostat you changed is for cabin heating or engine cooling, I didn't understand that part, thanks for sharing.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

It does both. It is the only thermostat, so it controls the engine coolant temp and you get your heat from the heater core, which your coolant flows through. Have a Blessed Day Friend. Justin

[@Bushmanschool]

Thanks for a info bro,nice demo.Thumb up

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Thank you. Have a Blessed Day Friend. Justin

[@MySliceOfHeavenoutdoors]

Hi Justin, That was a pretty easy switch out.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Joey I'm glad that most things on the 6.7 are not to complicated. have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin

[@tesanaylor1641]

I think I can do it! Thank you!!!!

[@gilgil1989]

God bless you sir!

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Thank you! Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin

[@tracychurch4413]

Make sure you use a Mopar thermostat, aftermarket ones fail easily. Yes I know they are almost $300

[@earlzeis35]

Buy the Cummins parts through Cummins. Much cheaper as Mopar up charges the Cummins parts.

[@kaseythompson1287]

Do you have a part number for metal gasket that goes on the egr cooler side of the tube?

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Sorry I don't. I used my old gasket. Your local dealer should be able to give you that part number. Thanks for watching! Justin

[@gustavopuga8077]

Good morning Justin I have a question, when I took off my thermostat. There was a lot of liquid in there. Is that normal?

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

@@gustavopuga8077 Yes that is normal. That is Anti Freeze coolant your seeing. Bes sure to fill your coolant resivouir back up after you finish replacing thermostat. Thanks for watching and have a Blessed Day Friend. Justin

[@gustavopuga8077]

⁠@@homegrowncountryhomeplace Thank you so much for your help Justin. This videos are amazing for us people that don’t know much Mechanic. Have a blessed day.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

@@gustavopuga8077 You are very welcome!

[@jackalope1970]

Did you drain some coolant before you started?

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

Yes, I had already removed all of the coolant because I had done a flush on the coolant system before I removed the thermostat. Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin

[@Yoxicofficial]

At how many miles should I change my coolant

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

I would change mine about every 100,000. Can't remember what they recommend. No more than 150,000 miles.

[@godsdozer]

way to many parts hanging on that Cummins.

[@homegrowncountryhomeplace]

I agree! Have a Blessed Day Friend! Justin