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Help with Thermostat
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Help with Thermostat
Can anyone tell me which way round the thermostat and O-ring go in to the plastic housing on a 1.9DG, i've taken them out and now cant remember which way round they went.
Haynes isn't very clear.
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Fritz
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Re: Help with Thermostat
Stat should be fitted in the housing as shown in the photo on the top left with the wax element and return spring at the bottom.......
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Grumpy Midget
Re: Help with Thermostat
Wowwww. exellent bit of info there---------
give that man a Cream / Jam Doughnut--

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Re: Help with Thermostat
thanks
thats the way i fitted it, apart from i put the sealing o ring on the top instead of between the thermostat and botttom housing. now if i can just stop it leaking........
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Re: Help with Thermostat
If you look closely the inside of the 'o' ring is split this is to allow the seal to be fitted to the stat it's self , then when the housings are screwed together the seal gets clamped in place,,,,,no more leaks. Happy Days,,,,
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Re: Help with Thermostat
This might make it clearer....fitted around the flange of the thermostat:
Like this:

Martin
Like this:

Martin
On wings like angels whispers sweet
my heart it feels a broken beat
Touched soul and hurt lay wounded deep
Brown eyes are lost afar now sleep xxHayleyxx
my heart it feels a broken beat
Touched soul and hurt lay wounded deep
Brown eyes are lost afar now sleep xxHayleyxx
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Re: Help with Thermostat
my o-ring/seal doesn't look like that one tho ? 
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Re: Help with Thermostat
meridian911 wrote:thanksthats the way i fitted it, apart from i put the sealing o ring on the top instead of between the thermostat and botttom housing. now if i can just stop it leaking........
Take care with your housing, don't damage it, they are like hens teeth to get.
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Re: Help with Thermostat
Red Westie wrote:This might make it clearer....fitted around the flange of the thermostat:
Like this:
Martin
T3's don't have that style of thermostat seal, it's just a plain O-ring.
Stat should only go in one way, the O ring follows it.
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Re: Help with Thermostat
Cheers guys all sorted now (plenty of sealant plus the o-ring
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