Thermostat T-stat overheating sticky.

russ jerome

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The search function on this site yeilds vauge returns so
the topic and post can be ignored, for future search's.
Realy need sticky tech topics or section for notes to save.

The Murray brand T-stat - Thermostat part number 4089
DOES NOT WORK for our cars. Sold in many auto stores.

The Stant thermostat - T-stat works fantastic, 188*
Stant similar part number 14089 Works great!

Keyword search topics:
Thermostat
thermostat
T-stat
t-stat
t stat
 
Or get the proper 160 degree Stant unit :D

Part numbers! This will help new people the more text
we have with the word thermostat.

Hey kid, per our conversation I data logged a series of
80-120mph pulls today, AC on and mid 60's here with
the Stant stat in: peak temp 117* early on and cycled
up and down, max temp was 124* on long 115-120mph
pull. Coming off the offramp desired fan was only 50%
at rest in parking lot, t-stat was the issue!

With those numbers I'll keep the 188*, we only get a few
months of warm air before its cold and dreary. I plan on
boosting or spraying the motor so operating temps are
important for consistancy.
 
Those are some great temps... I'll take them as cold as I can get them though :D

I will post up the PN when I get home and can get it off the box.
 

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