sealer187
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check the electrical connections all around every where you touched. including down the front of the motor and the sensors on the top front area of the motor. check these then report back. there should be no other reason for a no start after thermostat replacement. dan
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Originally Posted by sealer187
Thank U guys. I think it might be the glow plug silanoid? goin to check in a few.
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The wire for the cam sensor runns right behind the thermostat housing you may have accedently pinched it when you put the housing back on. Theres also another sensor plug run in that loom but can't remeder what it is.