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Replacing Thermostat

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 10:38 am
by ozmark
Howdy -

So my project to replace the cooling hoses has now turned into a new radiator (which arrives tomorrow) and while I was removing hoses, I thought I might as well check the thermostat.

I appear to have the old water outlet from the head with the 7.3cm spaced screws. But what I believe is the thermostat looks nothing like the replacement parts I've seen online. It also appears to be firmly stuck - aside from undoing the two bolts and removing the hose adapter, is there any trick to removing the thermostat - or do I just need a little more force to pull it out?

Here's some photos I took:

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Regards,

Mark.

Re: Replacing Thermostat

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:20 am
by blue32
Hi, I recomend that you can take a wooden chisel about 12 mm wide and knock stright between the cast iron and around the brass edge as I,ve tryed to show in color... Image
mikkel

Re: Replacing Thermostat

Posted: Thu Dec 01, 2011 11:32 am
by GERRY
hI it may be the orignal type which,has sort of flutes if thats the right name,they go
down deeper into holder, and can be abit more diffucult to pull out. if its the new type
just working around the lip with asmall screwdriver and it should come out, dont be
to rough with it as its probley been in there along time, gerry