What's the 2010 Dodge Challenger thermostat location?

The 2010 Dodge Challenger's thermostat and housing should be found by looking on the driver's side of the engine bay below the power steering and towards the exhaust manifold. The thermostat is a key part of engine life and operating safety. Through a sensor, the thermostat monitors the amount of coolant circulated through the engine by opening and closing. When the car is turned off and cold, it will be closed. As the vehicle is driven and begins to warm, it will open to allow coolant to circulate. Obvious signs of failure include overheating, coolant leaks, faulty interior gauges and eventually head gasket damage. The average cost to replace in the Challenger range between $140-$160 in parts and labor.