Thats the thing no fault codes that point to it. Only low voltage as I removed the battery and that evap purge error which is to do with my decat I beleive as I haven't had it mapped yet.
I didnt remove the manifold, I removed the alternator to get to it but i did make sure everything was on properly, I fear ai have to take it all apart again 
My bad.. at 2 in the morning I don’t even know why I started finger bashing on Tapatalk (manifold... wtf) lol

Yes that’ll be the battery, I don’t doubt your diy... but we’ve all made stupid school boy errors on times so although it’s a pain, it must just be worth double checking everything (second time round will be easier and quicker too). I can’t see how the thermostat itself would have anything to do with the issue. But for the issue to arise immediately after the jobs been done says it’s a faulty or wrong part fitted, incorrectly fitted, something broke in the process or just a pure coincidence.
Some or all (im not sure) of the thermostat housings have a second temp sensor in the housing, did you have one in yours? Connected if so?
Also, just have a look around to see you haven’t caught or knocked any surrounding wires etc when doing the job.
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