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Where is the thermostat on a 1996 Avalon?

I am trying to figure out why my 1996 Toyota Avalon is overheating and thought first the thermostat was the likely culprit. But this is a little more complicated to find than I expected..

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Follow the upper radiator hose away from the radiator toward the motor and that is where you will usually find the thermostat housing.

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