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Old 13-04-2005, 09:28 PM
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Inside my thermostat housing is a thermostat "held" in place by a spring-like piece of wire that locates inside a groove in the housing, but the thermostat is rattling about.

Now, is that normal, does it locate in place with water flow, or, should there be a rubber seal in there to positively hold the thermostat in place ?

If so, what is the sequence for re-fitting, seal, thermostat, spring, or, thermostat, seal then spring ?

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Old 13-04-2005, 11:34 PM
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from memory it's like a pinto - rubber ring, then thermostat, then clip to hold it in against the rubber
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Old 14-04-2005, 07:14 AM
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Perfect, glad you described it cos I have no idea what it's like on a pinto

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