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Cheap Thermostats

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Just found these so bought 2 seem very cheap.

http://www.eurocarparts.com/ecp/c/Mazda ... f4d&000325

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Good find, also the sealant is on the thermostat mounted too, as i can see.
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Don't forget to dip the bolts in some grease before put them back in housing, just in case you have to take it off again. :ugeek:
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DKWW2000 wrote:Don't forget to dip the bolts in some grease before put them back in housing, just in case you have to take it off again. :ugeek:
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I for myself changed the bolts into stainless steel bolts and always take some graphite grease Pete!
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Thomas I have also changed to stainless & use ZX1 grease
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spirit r wrote:
DKWW2000 wrote:Don't forget to dip the bolts in some grease before put them back in housing, just in case you have to take it off again. :ugeek:
Remember KIWI Dave!
I for myself changed the bolts into stainless steel bolts and always take some graphite grease Pete!
I will change the bolts when I replace the coolant this week I was in a hurry to change the water pump housing for the weekend so only refilled with softened water. I might buy a couple of those stats for spares too. Looks like there is a range of opening temps too.
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Bluecol original blue coolant I hope...... th:
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spirit r wrote:Good find, also the sealant is on the thermostat mounted too, as i can see.
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That is FC thermostat in the picture. They have rubber ring and location to fit it in the housing.
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Andy are you saying that these will not fit ?
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Not at this point. Depends if it's a stock photo or not.

You can always rip the rubber piece off anyway. You shouldn't use that on an FB.
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