Aftermarket D2 Thermostats
I have read where there is a 180deg, oe-style thermostat with a lighter spring for D2's. Anyone know where you can get one??
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OK, so I found some on ebay, Motorad(brand) 180deg-f. Listed for '99-'02. Am I correct in that my '04 takes the same thermostat as an '02?
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no idea but i'm lovin' my inline t-stat conversion. dropped my temps a load and I get to choose from many thermostats at the local auto parts store. just sayin.
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Give Justin a call at lucky 8 they have them in stock. It is a Land Rover thermo from a diesel freelander..
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Originally Posted by slanginsanjuan
(Post 308542)
no idea but i'm lovin' my inline t-stat conversion. dropped my temps a load and I get to choose from many thermostats at the local auto parts store. just sayin.
I was reading up on the conversion over on LRO site. Nice writeup with picks, but a oe-style seems like it be alot easier, maybe cheaper?? |
Originally Posted by jeffh
(Post 308546)
Give Justin a call at lucky 8 they have them in stock. It is a Land Rover thermo from a diesel freelander..
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Originally Posted by kenk
(Post 308549)
I was reading up on the conversion over on LRO site. Nice writeup with picks, but a oe-style seems like it be alot easier, maybe cheaper??
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lucky 8 does the right thing. Justin probably doesn't like me much but that's ok.
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So it's essentially the same thermostat but it opens at 180?
Can someone elaborate a little more on this? Would it be just as good as an inline thermostat(180) mod? |
Here is a thread with more information
Installed 180f thermostat in place of 192f thermostat - Land Rover Forums : Land Rover and Range Rover Forum |
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