J Jbuhr Well-Known Member Joined Apr 27, 2012 Messages 75 Reaction score 14 Location Minnetonka, MN Aug 25, 2017 #1 I tested my thermostat. Thoughts?
J Jbuhr Well-Known Member Joined Apr 27, 2012 Messages 75 Reaction score 14 Location Minnetonka, MN Aug 25, 2017 #2 It's a 180'
67Dart273 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 14, 2010 Messages 60,035 Reaction score 33,298 Location Idaho Aug 25, 2017 #3 Looks overcooked................
Tooljunkie King of cobble/master of the broken bolt FABO Gold Member Joined Jul 22, 2017 Messages 25,247 Reaction score 34,918 Location Manitoba Aug 25, 2017 #4 Best to capture a thread in thermostat,when it drops or starts to open. Thats the temp. Thermostats are cheap,could just replace it. When i ran my power wagon in winter i used to use a 205 degree stat.
Best to capture a thread in thermostat,when it drops or starts to open. Thats the temp. Thermostats are cheap,could just replace it. When i ran my power wagon in winter i used to use a 205 degree stat.
J Jbuhr Well-Known Member Joined Apr 27, 2012 Messages 75 Reaction score 14 Location Minnetonka, MN Aug 26, 2017 #5 This is a new mr. Gasket thermostat. I installed it the other day. Drove my car around and it just kept getting hotter and hotter. I'm guessing it's because it didn't open.
This is a new mr. Gasket thermostat. I installed it the other day. Drove my car around and it just kept getting hotter and hotter. I'm guessing it's because it didn't open.
67Dart273 Well-Known Member Joined Oct 14, 2010 Messages 60,035 Reaction score 33,298 Location Idaho Aug 26, 2017 #6 The other thing about testing stats in a pan is, yeh, they might open, but are they opening ENOUGH? Been down that road
The other thing about testing stats in a pan is, yeh, they might open, but are they opening ENOUGH? Been down that road
threewood Well-Known Member Joined Nov 11, 2014 Messages 441 Reaction score 270 Location Artesia, NM Sep 19, 2017 #7 Ugh, I haven't met a Mr Gasket anything that was well made. If in doubt, ditch it and get a Stant.