Help. Thermostat removal
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Yes. The fans are running.
I checked the oil, it's not milky
Fans work
The only thing is my water pump
Or thermostat.
I checked my heater and it's blowing cold air.
I checked the oil, it's not milky
Fans work
The only thing is my water pump
Or thermostat.
I checked my heater and it's blowing cold air.
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Hottest from the first time spiked 285.
Normal for me is 200
Fans work and all.
Oil not milky.
I removed it just now and the inner o riding is damaged like it ate it up and is on the inner part of the o ring.
Normal for me is 200
Fans work and all.
Oil not milky.
I removed it just now and the inner o riding is damaged like it ate it up and is on the inner part of the o ring.
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Will do. For now, I have no replacement but I'll do a test run to see if it's that. After I burp the system.
It's hot here so I was told I don't need no thermostat, but I'll get one still cause I want to be complete with my system
It's hot here so I was told I don't need no thermostat, but I'll get one still cause I want to be complete with my system
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That's the fisrt thing to fail. I have had 2 OEM units fail in a year and my second stuck mostly shut. If my engine ever goes over 225 something is wrong.
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