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Originally posted by Tisby:
I just flushed mine last week and replaced the t-stat & gasket. T-stat was $8 & I think the gasket was $4. You want to replace the gasket whenever you replace the thermostat simply as a peace of mind thing. Ho yea, and you might want to use a 180 degree t-stat instead of the 192. Doesn't make a difference other than just a tad bit more power that you prolly won't even notice. And it doesn't change the price either...
I guess I can do that too. When I order the t-stat and the gasket at auto store, how do I specificly tell them what the part is called. I don't wanna confuse them or get the wrong part.
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