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11-03-2006, 05:23 PM
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Join Date: Feb 2005
Location: Between WA and VIC
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Hi guys
Thermostat sticks and drives the temp up to the red zone when warming up.... Then runs ok the rest of the time. Might need a new thermostat. So in my hands I have two brand new thermostats. One is rated at 91 degrees c, 195 F, the other is rated at 82c and 180f... Which one would be better? Should I go the lower temp? Car runs 90% of the time on LPG by the way. EA multipoint 3.9 Cheers Luke
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2003 BA XT Wagon, I6, 4sp Auto, Dual Fuel, Prins Autogassystemen VSI LPG RIP: EA S MPFI 5 speed sedan w/exhaust, LSD, tint, 225's, DBA Golds, EL twin thermos, dual fuel and fluffy dice ; Stolen, recovered and written off, 7th April 2007 |
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Very quick thermostat question
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