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  1. 16th December 2012, 09:19 PM #11
    johnodef
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    thanks for all the ideas, it looks like the visous coupling is not working, repairable? adjustable? any one know who has one in stock?
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    Non repairable.

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    thermostat

    checked the new thermostat and it didn't open til 100 degrees!!
    put the old one back in and running at 70 (80 up a long slow steep hill) with new radiator and viscous coupling.
    thanks again for all the advise, will return the thermostat and get a new one and test it before intalling.
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  4. 4th January 2013, 08:16 PM #14
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    Quote Originally Posted by johnodef View Post
    checked the new thermostat and it didn't open til 100 degrees!!
    put the old one back in and running at 70 (80 up a long slow steep hill) with new radiator and viscous coupling.
    thanks again for all the advise, will return the thermostat and get a new one and test it before intalling.
    What brand ?

    Waxstat ? (genuine) or something else ?
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