7th Gen Thermostat
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Re: 7th Gen Thermostat
I need a thermostat but
I need a thermostat
Honda part # 19301-PLC-315
comes with gasket
You could remove your old stat and see what number is stamped on it
If I were forced to pick an aftermarket stat I'd want a hot one, like 195
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Re: 7th Gen Thermostat
If it were me I'd be testing to see if it needs the thermostat.
Like ezone said it probably needs the head gasket
Like ezone said it probably needs the head gasket
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Re: 7th Gen Thermostat
Hondas service information specs won't even answer your question the way you want it answered.
It's probably a lot quicker to just take out your old stat and see what's stamped on it. (it will be in Celsius if original, surely google can convert that number to *F for you)
Stock Honda stat is pretty damn reliable most of the time......I replace about zero to one per year--- unless maybe one gets included with a head gasket job or some other overheated engine repair. I don't ever have to look for a temperature rating, we only use Hondas parts.
My own car runs a pretty consistent 201*F at 80 MPH for hours on end. What do you think my stat is rated for? (I don't know what it really is, but I know damn well it's not stamped 201*F)
Fk. Buy the 180 and see what happens. Or don't.
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