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Old 12-22-2012, 09:32 PM
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So me being a complete idiot ( I know I get no argument on that lol) bought a cool temp tstat weeks ago and decided to put it on quick. Here my dumb a** had put on one when I did me heads. Look at the rubber gasket inside the side valve on the old and new. It had come lose inside the old one in only 6k miles. Is this normal? Im thinking that may have saved me some troubles. Anyone see this before?
 
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Old 12-22-2012, 10:35 PM
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Nope not really normal per say but it happens from time to time it points more towards a defective product than anything. Sometimes the robot that puts these together get a little tipsey before work and does not get them on correctly before they are sealed and then the other robot that us supposed to check for defects needed a nap and opps a bad one slips threw.
 
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lr2001 Im glad I was dumb enough to catch the defect...your reply sounds like a reference to some jerk from MS that had a few drinks too many and decided to post on a certain LR forum like a huge gaping a** hole ;-)
 
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??? Not sure about all that but whatever.
 
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lr2001 was just joking around at my own foolishness
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Right on brother! I have a t-stat that is new ish like yours that has turned sideways inside the housing. We put it in and maybe after 2k the truck would not get up to operating temp sure enough it was a faulty t-stat ( motorad 180/439) really nuts but stranger things have happened. Just glad i caught it before something bad happened and i am glad you caught yours.
 
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no way lr2001, thats crazy! Mine was the same t-stat as yours. Glad you caught yours as well because another HG job would have sucked! I guess this is a motorad 180 t-stat warning to all..
 
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Hi anyone, 99 discovery II; the radiator liquid disapear every few days. I dont see any drop nowere under.
 
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Originally Posted by ramesu43@yahoo.com
Hi anyone, 99 discovery II; the radiator liquid disapear every few days. I dont see any drop nowere under.



Come back in correct English and start your own thread. Your illiteracy strikes me as spam or maybe your just over excited about your first post? top of the D II section it states new thread.... Start there.....
 
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So which Tstat to get?
 


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