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Join Date: Feb 2004
Location: Aurora, IL
Posts: 309
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I had my Car over heat where the Check engine light came on .. ( I of course shut it off Right away) but it was during Bloomington Gold Last Year when it was about 101 Degrees out and High Humidity, and I was stuck in traffic, this spring I plan on Flushing the Fluid and replacing the T-stat, one question I have is does the Stat come with a new Gasket or is that a different part number?
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#32 |
![]() Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: north of montreal
Posts: 510
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i know the stant t-stat does not come with a gasket,mainly because the same t-stat might fit many different engines/cars...from my own experience,the zr-1 gasket does not seem hard to find,my local auto parts store had it in stock...i dont remember the number,however
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#33 |
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: Little Rock, Arkansas
Posts: 35
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Hello all, my (new to me) 94 on the freeway at 70 gets to 209 in 60 weather, seems a little warm, after leaving the freeway it goes back to 195 or 200, think I need a new thermo ? and whats the number or brand from the parts store ?
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#34 |
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: lone pine and mammoth lakes
Posts: 1,406
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I had the same temp readings in one of my 90s. Not soon there after my head gasket let loose. I think it was leaking causing the temp to go up . I'm not sure if your issue was the sam.e as mine. I just wanted to share what happened to me so you can keep an eye out. hope this helps
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#35 |
Join Date: Apr 2006
Location: Ideho
Posts: 2,647
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OK guys, from what I have learned from the Gathering and various other sites, this is the picture of the t-stat you need. MAKE SURE THE ONE YOU GET IS EXACTLY LIKE THIS ONE. Look closely at the top and the bottom. The wrong stat has a pointed top and a cone or bucket shaped bottom. Make sure you drain the system entirely and use ONLY distilled water and GREEN antifreeze when refilling. Hope this helps.
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