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Scion Thermostat Housing maintains the coolant flow when needed and keeps the engine cool ensuring spirited drives are not spoiled. Scion entered the market in 2003 and targeted young drivers directly, who wanted small cars that seemed to be blank canvases. Each Scion became a statement as a result of bold paint selections, simple pricing and buzz of limited Release Series models. The brand served as a moving lab, testing new technologies and promotional initiatives as a virtual city, and long before its demise in 2016 it had attracted over a million first time Toyota fans. Even in the modern times, all the models that survived bear the heritage of the customization and fun. A Thermostat Housing is a small yet critical housing that houses the thermostat to provide the direction of the coolant between the engine and the radiator as well as any leaks. In installing a new Scion Thermostat Housing, it is always a good idea to allow the engine to cool first before discharging pressure and emptying the coolant beneath the unit. Detach hoses, unbolt old Thermostat Housing, remove surrounding parts, label and free release, and remove. Wipe both mating surfaces until bright, install the thermostat with its spring facing the engine, install a new gasket and drop the replacement housing. Evenly tighten the bolts, reconnect hoses and any sensors, fill up the radiator, bleed any trapped air, start the car, and pay attention to leaks or temperature surges to make sure the Scion is running smoothly.