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Patrick D.
2025-08-28 17:47:50
It's installed on a 2005 PT Cruiser. I did it the same time as I did the radiator, because of more working room and the old one was factory (124,500 miles). The install was ok. Not a lot of room to work with. It says you don't need a gasket, but my factory one had the rubber one that goes around the outside and squeezes into the t-stat housing you unbolt from the engine. It was a little tough to install it in the car, but I also used a little high temperature gasket sealant to be sure of no future leaks. Once it was all together, it operates perfectly and has about 700 miles with no issues. I highly recommend it to anyone looking for a good thermostat. I also strongly recommend anyone who is replacing their radiator to replace the thermostat at the same time. I'm an ASE certified auto/diesel technician with 16 years of professional experience.
Customer
2025-08-06 10:15:25
Had to cut ear off O-ring to fit. However been working well.
TONI NICHOLAS
2025-06-30 10:14:19
I had to buy a separate flat gasketRubber gasket not. UsedChrysler 3.3 V6
Carlos Villalba
2025-05-21 13:11:00
Excelente producto buen vendedor!
dmueller6
2025-04-10 14:04:57
The thermostat works as it should. I had to reuse the old gasket, 0-ring as the new one has a notch that sticks out on it. One could cut it off, but even with that, the gasket made the housing stick out so far I was concerned it wouldn't seal properly. other than that, it does what its supposed to do.
Roy
2025-02-16 14:19:06
This termistat fit perfect and works as it should.
Ian
2024-12-24 18:25:48
I have a 2006 2.4L Dodge stratus and the filler neck started to develop a crack and leaked. So I replaced it and since I had it off, I decided to replace the thermostat. After driving it around with the new thermostat I popped open the hood and noticed a leak from the radiator cap. I then bought a new radiator cap and still was leaking. I thought maybe the new filler cap was warped or something and replaced it with another new one. Still had a leak. I noticed the leak occurred from cold to warm but stopped when the car was at normal operating temperature. So I decided to burp the cooling system to troubleshoot. My wife took it on a short trip to the grocery store and the upper hose went out. Repaired that, filled it up, burped it again and still leaked. Replaced it with another radiator cap and still leaked. I then thought it must be the new thermostat. I took it out and noticed the jiggle valve was located next to the main valve and it was very small. Went to Autozone to buy a new thermostat and made sure the jiggle valve was located away from the main valve and also noticed the jiggle valve was considerably bigger. I installed it, burped the car once more and no more leaks. Car is now running great.
Bill & Kim Tarbell
2024-12-16 14:27:13
This thermostat has been working fine in my wife's 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser for the last couple months. It matched the original and operates as expected. The only downside was that it lacked the gasket. However, I've found this to be common from other thermostats I've purchased over the years.In my case, the original gasket could have been reused without an issue. However, I had ordered one at the same time as the thermostat so I went ahead and used the new one.
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