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Re: Thermostat Upside Down?
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Posted by RickS on October 03, 2002 at 06:57:05 from (152.2.93.213):
In Reply to: Thermostat Upside Down? posted by Walt on October 03, 2002 at 05:26:11:
Walt, I'm not a tractor mechanic so take this part with a grain of salt. I have worked on a number of automobiles, and have replaced the thermostat in quite a few of them. I've always seen the spring side up in automobiles. I can't imagine a tractor being any different. But, I could be wrong. Anyone else here maybe could chime in? Rick
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