Switch to the Inline Thermostat
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Switch to the Inline Thermostat
I am about to do the inline thermostat modification and wanted to make sure I am putting the thermostat and the housing in the correct order.
first, which way does the thermostat go in the housing? or does it not matter?
A - B - C - D - E - F
or
A - B - D - C - E - F
and then, once the thermostat is in the housing, which side goes toward the engine?
first, which way does the thermostat go in the housing? or does it not matter?
A - B - C - D - E - F
or
A - B - D - C - E - F
and then, once the thermostat is in the housing, which side goes toward the engine?
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The spring goes toward the engine. It doesn't matter how it faces in the housing as long the spring is oriented toward the engine.
Don't forget to drill a hole in the thermostat.
You should teflon tape the threads so it doesn't leak.
I'm very impressed with the inline mod, you'll be glad you did it. It's very stable temp wise.
Don't forget to drill a hole in the thermostat.
You should teflon tape the threads so it doesn't leak.
I'm very impressed with the inline mod, you'll be glad you did it. It's very stable temp wise.
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The spring goes toward the engine. It doesn't matter how it faces in the housing as long the spring is oriented toward the engine.
Don't forget to drill a hole in the thermostat.
You should teflon tape the threads so it doesn't leak.
I'm very impressed with the inline mod, you'll be glad you did it. It's very stable temp wise.
Don't forget to drill a hole in the thermostat.
You should teflon tape the threads so it doesn't leak.
I'm very impressed with the inline mod, you'll be glad you did it. It's very stable temp wise.
is there a need for more holes? or a bigger hole?
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Did the in-line too with two 3mm holes, and very happy got rid of the cooling bypass loop.
Try to find a 90 degrees thermostat housing, fits much better.
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What is your plan for the radiator outlet plumbing ?
Try to find a 90 degrees thermostat housing, fits much better.
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What is your plan for the radiator outlet plumbing ?
Last edited by Externet; 06-11-2014 at 08:49 PM.
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