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wontwork
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Posted: May-23-2007 at 9:43pm |
Should be an easy ? to answer this time. I have a 1977 Ski Tique with the Ford 302 in it. My ? is can I put a regular automotive 160 degree thermostat in it, or do I have to buy some type of marine thermostat?
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Tim D
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Get a marine. You'll have less temp fluctuation with one on the right below. I would use a 142 degree.
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Tim D
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79nautique
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the other issue is on a marine t-stat if it goes bad it stays open, where as on an automotive it can stay closed and over heat the motor.
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wontwork
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Thanks guys. Was not shure, but I am definately going with a marine thermostat.
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wakeboardin2k4
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When installing a new thermostat, which way is up?
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"I'm planning to bring my girl that rides on a trailer with me and leave my girl that complains about camping at home"
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79nautique
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that side shown goes down into the intake, it is basicly the sensor so to say can spell the technical name sorry.
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