pontiacgp said:the part number was right but the part was wrong. When I reved the engine the rad level would drop but there was no flow
oh i see, so what do i ask for at napa?
pontiacgp said:the part number was right but the part was wrong. When I reved the engine the rad level would drop but there was no flow
pontiacgp said:I checked the pump to make sure I was right then I got a replacement. I took off the back cover to check the impeller to make sure it was right.
80ELCAMINOFLAKE said:CWPottenger said:Also just a note for you. the sensor you have a picture of is a single wire sensor, meaning that it uses the engine block as a ground. You used teflon tape to install the fitting adapter and the sensor. this will cause the sensor to always be wrong at best and non-op at worst. Those are tapered fittings which means they seal tighter the farther threaded in. No tape is supposed to be used.
Ahhhhhh very good catch!!!! know that will have to wait till tomorrow morning when im home on thanksgiving chillin...gives me something to do....thats a good catch... :wink: thank u sir!!
richp85elco said:80ELCAMINOFLAKE said:CWPottenger said:Also just a note for you. the sensor you have a picture of is a single wire sensor, meaning that it uses the engine block as a ground. You used teflon tape to install the fitting adapter and the sensor. this will cause the sensor to always be wrong at best and non-op at worst. Those are tapered fittings which means they seal tighter the farther threaded in. No tape is supposed to be used.
Ahhhhhh very good catch!!!! know that will have to wait till tomorrow morning when im home on thanksgiving chillin...gives me something to do....thats a good catch... :wink: thank u sir!!
i said that too in my first response
-83MONTESS- said:You cant look at a thermostat and tell if its good or not unless theres a glaring issue like a broken spring, etc. Best bet is to drop it in a pot of water and set your stove for 180* or whatever temp its supposed to open and make sure it does open. I always buy 2 or 3 and test them all before hand too make sure they work.
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