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Installing a Coolant Outlet Block with an Aluminum Housing (Peugeot 207)

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Caution. Clean the surfaces to be connected with a metal residue remover. Do not use a scratching or abrasive tool. There should be no impact or scratch marks on the gasket surfaces.


Apply a bead of sealant no more than 2.5 mm in diameter to the perimeter of the coolant outlet block.

Caution: Replace the coolant outlet block thermostat gasket.


Reinstall the coolant outlet block.

Connect the coolant temperature sensor connector (8).

Replace the pipe screw (6), support (7) and bolts1 (5).

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