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Re: M running cold - replace thermostat?
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Posted by t4mike on March 28, 2005 at 19:37:35 from (216.176.139.163):
In Reply to: M running cold - replace thermostat? posted by Nathan - TX on March 28, 2005 at 14:05:21:
before you buy one, check that the one you have is not letting coolant get pass it because its loose in the housing. it must be tight vertical and horizontal. i had a loose one in a 240 and it would not warm up, i checked it in cold to boiling water and all went good. i then shimmed it tight in the housing with sone alumiunm coil stock, reinstalled snap ring and it went to operating range from then on. thermostats don't go bad that often.
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