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Posted by Aaron Ford on December 10, 2006 at 18:06:48 from (72.84.59.174):
[IMG]http://i69.photobucket.com/albums/i47/jaimelynnford/IM003066.jpg[/IMG] As I was assembling the motor in my 65, I noticed the CEOK did not come with a thermostat. I have the old one, but figured on simply replacing it as I was there. I started looking for a replacement but have yet to find one. I cleaned the old one and boiled it and it came open progressively. At near boil it was full open. At room temp it is about 1/16th open. I placed it in the freezer and it closed completely. I thought it should wait til 160* then come open all at once. Not sure where I came up with this idea. My question is should I use what I have or keep looking? All responses are appreciated. Lets go Mountaineers, Aaron
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