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Brian
Gen III
 
6/01/2001
10:38:45
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 Subject: 180 degree t-stat
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i am wits end, here in n.y., it is apparently impossible to get a robert shaw or stant t-stat. they don't even list a part number for the 2001 4.7. can anyone please help with my dilema. ideas, web sites, anything. thanks
BrianbrUrban
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Jason
Dodge Dakota
6/12/2001
22:43:04
| RE: 180 degree t-stat
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Why do you have to get a robert shaw? I just went to the local parts shop, looked up the factory replacement part # for the brand they supplied. The fact replacement was a 195'. I simply found a 160' that was the same size (I believe it was 52 mm). I wouldn't run a 160' in New York. The 180' should be perfect for you. My store brand "Heavy Duty" Tstat has had no problems and was only $4.99. Goodluck
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Brian
Gen III
6/12/2001
23:22:04
| RE: 180 degree t-stat
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i am not looking for a peticular brand, just a 180 degree one. i have went to several auto parts places here and none have a 180 degree of anykind. their parts books don't even list any?
BrianbrUrban
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Doug
Dodge Dakota
6/13/2001
01:38:15
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180 deg.Stant,there heavy duty is Super Stant or Stat works fine. Starts to open at approx 178 deg and full open at 185,or at least mine did.
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Doug
Dodge Dakota
6/13/2001
01:38:30
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180 deg.Stant,there heavy duty is Super Stant or Stat works fine. Starts to open at approx 178 deg and full open at 185,or at least mine did.
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