Re: right 180 T-stat? Yes!

From: Jason&Sarah (Jpm699@email.msn.com)
Date: Tue Jul 06 1999 - 15:47:34 EDT


I got a high flow mr. gasket stat and the damn thing doese'nt even fit
though it is the correct one!

Jason

>And then there's the RobertShaw High-Flow T'stat that works with the flow
>of coolant...not against it. (#370-180)
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>At 02:19 PM 07/06/1999 -0400, you wrote:
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>>Doug Myers wrote:
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>>> I just bought a 180 degree thermostat for my '99 Dak 318 from Pep
Boys.
>>> Its a Stant Superstat # 59358. Is this the right thermostat for my
truck?
>>> How is this different from the # 65358 listed in the parts resource? I
just
>>> wanna make sure I have the right parts before I tear apart my dak...
>>>
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>> Does it have a "chrome/shiny" finish? If not, it is very possible
>>that this is the "normal" t-stat. There are 2 versions; one is about
>>$2.50 or so and comes with a short warranty, the other is "heavy duty",
>>costs about $5, and comes with a lifetime warranty. The heavy duty
>>one has a "chrome-like" finish, almost, the regular one was more dull.
>>
>> There was a discussion about this a short while ago; someone had a
>>P/N 45358, which Boog pointed out was the same t-stat, just the packaging
>>was different. (One was boxed and one was on a card.) I don't know about
>>59358 though.
>>
>> -Jon-
>>
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