How many thermostats does the Nissan Teana have?

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LeahAnn
09/03/25 6:04am
Nissan Teana has one thermostat. Thermostat: It is a valve that controls the flow path of coolant. It is an automatic temperature-regulating device, usually containing a temperature-sensing component, which opens or closes the flow of air, gas, or liquid through thermal expansion or contraction. The steps for replacing the thermostat are as follows: Turn off the engine and open the front hood. Disconnect the negative battery cable to prevent the electric fan from suddenly operating during work, which may cause personal injury; Remove the plastic cover outside the timing belt; The position of the generator may affect the replacement of the thermostat, so the generator assembly needs to be removed; First, place a water collection tray under the car, then prepare to remove the water hose and wait for the antifreeze to drain completely; Remove the faulty thermostat and install the new one. After installing the thermostat, apply a layer of sealant to the hose area; Reinstall the removed water hose, generator, and timing plastic cover in their original positions. Reconnect the negative battery cable, add new antifreeze, and then start the car for testing.
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VonIsaac
09/15/25 7:32am
I've been repairing cars for over a decade. Cars like the Nissan Teana usually only come with one thermostat, located near the engine cylinder head, which controls the flow of coolant. A common issue during repairs is a stuck thermostat, leading to engine temperatures that are too high or too low, affecting fuel consumption and performance. The Teana's thermostat is designed to be simple and reliable, but it's prone to failure as it ages. I recommend that owners check the cooling system annually to avoid overheating and more serious damage. When replacing it, it's best to use genuine parts. You can do it yourself, but be careful of burns from the hot coolant.
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