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Thermostat Removal On An Alfa 2.0 JTS








You can replace the old hose clips with jubilee ones and when you top up the coolant use the same coloured coolant as what is already in the system unless you are doing a flush. This 'How to' is based on the GT.

Thermostat 60676066, coolant and jubilee clips.

Workshop time: 20 mins




If you would like to book your JTS into the workshop the price of this service is £108.50

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Unscrew the four 5mm Allen key bolts on the engine cover.

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Undo the oil filler cap and remove the engine cover. You can replace the filler cap at this point to prevent anything being dropped down there.
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Undo the top of the flexible hose at the inlet manifold,
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and the bottom to the air flow meter.
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Detach the top breather hose.
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Cut/remove the hose clip connecting the radiators top inlet hose to the thermostat.
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Place a drain pan underneath the engine to catch the coolant when you pull this hose off.
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Undo the rear clip to the heater matrix hose.
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If there's still a yellow locking tab on the thermo sensor (this one doesn't) pull it out and unplug the sensor.
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Unclip the top overflow hose.
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Unbolt the top and bottom 13mm bolts that hold the thermostat.

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You can now twist the thermostat to reach the last bottom hose clip, and remove the thermostat.

Related Links: GT/156/GTV/Spider JTS 2.0 rigid coolant pipe removal | How to replace the crankshaft sensor on a TS or JTS engine | Replacing the balancer shaft belt on a TS or JTS engine

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