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12-08-2004, 23:31
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Big Motor Top Loader !!
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correct thermostat
I know this has been posted before, sorry guys, but i can't find the thread with the new search facility.
Is this the correct cleveland thermostat?
or is this the correct thermostat?:
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12-09-2004, 00:34
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Re: correct thermostat
Quote :
Originally Posted by xrgt
I know this has been posted before, sorry guys, but i can't find the thread with the new search facility.
Is this the correct cleveland thermostat?
or is this the correct thermostat?:
I'd say the top one, its got the little top hat thingy....
12-09-2004, 01:53
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Re: correct thermostat
DAYCO DT66A
available at Repco etc
12-09-2004, 01:55
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Re: correct thermostat
The correct thermostat for a cleveland is the Dayco unit with a part number of DT66A. Go to your local spare parts store, but specify the Dayco unit. You'll should pay about $20 for it.
12-09-2004, 13:54
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Buff XC
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Re: correct thermostat
Is the DAYCO one shown the high flow unit?, and I think Repco tried to charge me $35 odd for it.
First to shown look like possibly the standard 302 & 351 units. Obviously the bigger opening being the 351. I'm kinda guessing though.
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12-09-2004, 15:19
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Re: correct thermostat
The top one i purchased from
http://www.fomoco.com.au
TSCHF180-03
Thermostat - Specially Designed Clev. Hi-Flow - 180 Degree 30 % + More Flow
Quantity : 1
Price : 38.00
If this is not the correct thermostat for a cleveland, then I shall ask for a refund/ex?
12-09-2004, 15:36
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Buff XC
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Re: correct thermostat
The top one would flow more than the bottom one. Does it fit into the thermostat housing ok? It looks quite different to a high flow dayco thermostat though, but could be just design???
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XC Falcon Sedan,
monza red /jet black, 351C, twin 2.25" zorst, T5 V8-spec with CRS bell-housing, AU thermofans, 3.23 LSD diff, dual fuel, rally-pack spec, black/
red interior, cruise control, sports seats, 17x8 ROH Drift-R's.
164rwkw - 15.3 @ 92.5
12-09-2004, 15:46
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Re: correct thermostat
Have a look at this thread for a discussion on how and why clevo theromostats are different.
Thermostat
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12-09-2004, 17:30
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Big Motor Top Loader !!
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Re: correct thermostat
tote.. thanks mate, that is the most informative thread i have read!!
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