195 temp thermostat
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195 temp thermostat
Hey guys, I recently bought a 1992 5.8, auto, 2wd, single cab F-150. It has a coolant leak at the thermostat gasket so I知 going to go ahead and replace the hose, the gasket, and the thermostat all at once to have peace of mind. I prefer to use Motorcraft OEM parts, but I知 having trouble finding a 195 temp thermostat from motorcraft. There痴 plenty of 192 out there, would I be ok with that? I知 no expert so I知 not exactly sure all the differences.
Stant has plenty of 195 temp thermostat online, is Stant a trusted brand here?
thanks for any info, I致e already found great info for what I need to do on this forum but I wanted to know if you guys had any leads for the Motorcraft 195.
Stant has plenty of 195 temp thermostat online, is Stant a trusted brand here?
thanks for any info, I致e already found great info for what I need to do on this forum but I wanted to know if you guys had any leads for the Motorcraft 195.
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Hey guys, so I’m a little worried. I let the truck sit overnight to let the silicone i put in the gasket cure. And this morning I started to fill the truck up with coolant, when I went to start it up it made a horrible noise. It almost sounded like a screeching metal on metal noise. I connected everything back up, I double and triple checked. Did I do something wrong?
I drained coolant, took out the thermostat housing, installed the new thermostat, put the gasket with some sealant back in, and reinstalled it all. Then it sat overnight until now when I refilled the coolant and started it back up
I drained coolant, took out the thermostat housing, installed the new thermostat, put the gasket with some sealant back in, and reinstalled it all. Then it sat overnight until now when I refilled the coolant and started it back up
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Little update, the shrieking noise I heard was the fan slicing through the upper radiator hose. From reading the forum I guess it’s a common issue. I zip tied the new hose to the intake tubes as a temporary fix