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I just used socket and dead blow hammer. No beveling needed, it was a big hammer. ;-) sw

Darn fat fingered typing. Yes, 4662. I corrected the post. sw

I forgot to put in the NAPA part numbers off my receipt. Radiator cap 703-1418 Thermostat seal 4662 Thermostat 358-180

It was in the way when I tried to remove the radiator. It's only 4 bolts so it isn't a big deal. Putting the radiator back in the new lower hose went in first on the engine side and after I set the radiator in the bottom bolt holes I connected the other end of the hose. Without putting any...

Yep. Everything was fine when I left and I only got three miles down the road before she overheated. ;-) sw

I just had a similar problem with the heat going out of sight and I changed the thermostat and radiator cap. No luck, it turns out it was a small pinhole leak in the radiator. But you would notice a leak I hope. Cost $55 to have them pressurize the radiator to 14-15psi and the re-soldered...