radiator hose replacement
Just changed all of my hoses and went to a 88c stat. Was gonna go with a 82c (180deg stat , until I saw the price , are these really $100 ?? ) . Anyway, my hoses cost $52.00 for bottom ( tree ) hose. $27.00 for top hose and $1.59 a foot for the smaller top hoses. In all under $100 at Napa.
Any one have the part number for the brass cap relief valve with the Limey threading to match the radiator ? i know I can do an Ace hardware juryrig but heard it will mash my rad threads. Have a new plastic cap on , but dont trust it since my last one blew to high heaven.
Any one have the part number for the brass cap relief valve with the Limey threading to match the radiator ? i know I can do an Ace hardware juryrig but heard it will mash my rad threads. Have a new plastic cap on , but dont trust it since my last one blew to high heaven.
I'm confused - you have a D1 listed in your signature, which uses a $10 regular stat, I run a 180 and am glad of it. A D2 uses the $100 soft spring remote stat, and you are posted in D2. Already sent reply for brass rad plug to other post you made.
Running a soft spring 180 thermostat in my 04 drop my coolant temps to 187-192. Close loop no problem, fuel trim perfect. Aux fan stays off now, only on with a/c and that is a large amp draw. Save fuel. The spring is soft enough to let some coolant into the radiator at idle. I would think that would take some pressure off the heater core. Less heat, less engine expansion, less head gasket failure, lower coolant system pressure. Maybe even less oil leaks from heat expansion.
Last edited by clanch; May 15, 2012 at 07:34 PM.
Running a soft spring 180 thermostat in my 04 drop my coolant temps to 187-192. Close loop no problem, fuel trim perfect. Aux fan stays off now, only on with a/c and that is a large amp draw. Save fuel. The spring is soft enough to let some coolant into the radiator at idle. I would think that would take some pressure off the heater core. Less heat, less engine expansion, less head gasket failure, lower coolant system pressure. Maybe even less oil leaks from heat expansion.
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