I was stuck in traffic today and noticed my temp gauge go almost to red and when I got home saw that, what I think, is my thermostat housing is now cracked. I've been looking online and I think the thermostat housing is actually the part that sits on top the thermostat itself.

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The part which is cracked on my GT is where the thermostat sits inside of. It doesn't look like the block itself is cracked as coolant only looks to be coming out the side of that piece. If you go to this link, it's pictured in steps 8 & 9. 1) Is that piece easy to replace on my own? It looks like face up bolt on, but I can't tell. 2) If so, anyone know of a tech article on how to do it? 3) Roughly how much do you think it would cost of have a shop do it?

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Thanks for your help Scott.

The Chevy Cruze coolant leak is a problem on the rise. You're starting to see lots of customers complain about problems and symptoms stemming from a low coolant situation. The problem stretches back to the 2010 Chevy Cruze models and we've seen them on the 2016 models as well. The most common engine you find in these automobiles remains the 1.8 L four-cylinder engine dubbed the Eco-Tec.

However, some of these automobiles came through with the 1.6L or even the 1.4 L turbo engine. Although a coolant leak from the thermostat housing remains the most common issue, additional problems can cause a coolant leak and a check engine light. Here we'll discuss the most common symptoms, failed parts and repair procedures.

Be sure to read the final thoughts section. I'll express some of my personal opinions about this poor design and how long it might take the company to realize people need help with this issue. Update: There’s an additional area leaking coolant on the Chevrolet Cruze. We provide more information about it at the end of the article. With that said, while you're addressing the leak from the thermostat housing you should be aware of this common problem area.

Hint: You might find antifreeze leaking from the recovery tank hose. The Cruze Coolant Leak Symptoms When the thermostat starts to leak it begins slowly. The small droplets evaporate on the hot engine. Therefore, the absence of the most common telltale sign of a coolant leak occurs. When you have a coolant leak we usually see antifreeze underneath the automobile when you leave the parking space.

Unfortunately, if it leaks slowly enough you won't see any wetness under these Chevrolet Cruze models. Therefore, one of the first complaints that you'll hear from drivers is an odd gurgling sound. This is a direct symptom of a low coolant system. As the driver continues to lose coolant they might find intermittent heat operation on their Chevrolet Cruze. When the system becomes depleted enough drivers complain of no heat at all. Finally, the temperature sensor mounted at the top of the thermostat connects to the network.