thermastat 636 replacement
#21
see I'm big on replacing shit new instead of used, I rather just remove it and put a new one in.......instead of being cheap. I've put basically a new rad, fans run right, the water pump im about to put new seals and instead of testing the thermastat I'll just get a brand new one and be done with it
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#22
so get on it! it takes 5 minutes to test
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#23

Quote Originally Posted by SQUINTS
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so get on it! it takes 5 minutes to test

yeah if taking it out I'll just replace it not even going to test it plus I haven't had time to even work on the bike lately
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#24
stop posting on SR then! lol.. it is rather easy to remove and test just to be sure, but i hear u on just replacing. but you dont want to replace and have the bike still overheat!
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#25

Quote Originally Posted by SQUINTS
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stop posting on SR then! lol.. it is rather easy to remove and test just to be sure, but i hear u on just replacing. but you dont want to replace and have the bike still overheat!

i'm at work for 12+ hours if my bike was in the back of my truck I'd take it out and when I have the weekends I try and ride
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#26

Quote Originally Posted by Duane S.
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i'm at work for 12+ hours if my bike was in the back of my truck I'd take it out

sneak it in the gym!
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#27

Quote Originally Posted by SQUINTS
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sneak it in the gym!

I can see it now... "Uhhhhh Soooo watcha cookin over there DS Freestyle?"
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#28
not a bad idea lol
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#29
I just took mine in to find one simular... Think it was for like an 87 accord.. if I remember ill look to see if I still got the box tonight..
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Quote Originally Posted by navajowalks
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I just took mine in to find one simular... Think it was for like an 87 accord.. if I remember ill look to see if I still got the box tonight..

I just went to the shop and ordered one for cheap
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