soft spring and 180F thermostat questions
#1
soft spring and 180F thermostat questions
are they the same? AB sells the white soft spring but i cant seem to find where it states the temp of the thermostat.
this Rovers North part states temp, but is it the same temp as the soft spring?
THERMOSTAT ASSY DII & FREELANDER 180 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, PEL500110, RNQ028 - Rovers North - Classic Land Rover Parts
this Rovers North part states temp, but is it the same temp as the soft spring?
THERMOSTAT ASSY DII & FREELANDER 180 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, PEL500110, RNQ028 - Rovers North - Classic Land Rover Parts
#2
The OEM Land Rover one in the Rovers North link is what you want, not the Proline one or the unmarked AB one or a Motorrad.
THERMOSTAT ASSY DII & FREELANDER 180 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, PEL500110, RNQ028 - Rovers North - Classic Land Rover Parts
THERMOSTAT ASSY DII & FREELANDER 180 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, PEL500110, RNQ028 - Rovers North - Classic Land Rover Parts
Last edited by Dave03S; 04-02-2016 at 03:15 PM.
#3
The OEM Land Rover one in the Rovers North link is what you want, not the Proline one or the unmarked AB one or a Motorrad.
THERMOSTAT ASSY DII & FREELANDER 180 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, PEL500110, RNQ028 - Rovers North - Classic Land Rover Parts
THERMOSTAT ASSY DII & FREELANDER 180 DEGREES FAHRENHEIT, PEL500110, RNQ028 - Rovers North - Classic Land Rover Parts
By the way lucky8 says will sell the same item to forum members for $72 shipped, why don't you give them a call, might save you a little $,
Last edited by Bom2oo2; 04-03-2016 at 12:12 PM.
#4
I just order a "soft spring" thermostat - Britpart #PEL500110 advertised as a 82°C / 179.6°F. I found that the internal Thermostat ring is actually marked 78°C / 172.4°F. I got mine off of amazon. I have not yet had temps over 198°F sitting in rush hour traffic.
This is my post from earlier this week: https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...h-temps-78597/
The thermostat I replaced was a Motorrad 180°F.
This is my post from earlier this week: https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...h-temps-78597/
The thermostat I replaced was a Motorrad 180°F.
#5
I just order a "soft spring" thermostat - Britpart #PEL500110 advertised as a 82°C / 179.6°F. I found that the internal Thermostat ring is actually marked 78°C / 172.4°F. I got mine off of amazon. I have not yet had temps over 198°F sitting in rush hour traffic.
This is my post from earlier this week: https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...h-temps-78597/
The thermostat I replaced was a Motorrad 180°F.
This is my post from earlier this week: https://landroverforums.com/forum/di...h-temps-78597/
The thermostat I replaced was a Motorrad 180°F.
But since it's a Britpart & more experienced forum members don't have good experience with the brand, I am hesitant to recommend it, since forum members can get a Genuine 180* diesel T-stat from lucky8 for around $72 ,, & it's %100 proven to work accurately,,,
Last edited by Bom2oo2; 04-03-2016 at 12:13 PM.
#6
Low Temp Thermostat : Low Temp Thermostat
Its the same Britpart #PEL500110.
Search for the best price and purchase from your vendor of choice.
Bottom line is it works well to reduce you operating temps...as long as you don't have other issues with your cooling system.
#7
I guess you are right, about if it works & reduces temp, but genuine
T-stat is know gor consistency & accuracy,, Britpart's are known for hit & miss, mine has been good so far,, but no guarantee if all will work good, I guess time will tell,, when more ppl use them, & post results,
T-stat is know gor consistency & accuracy,, Britpart's are known for hit & miss, mine has been good so far,, but no guarantee if all will work good, I guess time will tell,, when more ppl use them, & post results,
Last edited by Bom2oo2; 04-04-2016 at 08:40 AM.
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