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Do I need a new thermostat???
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Posted by Mark on October 29, 2003 at 11:04:53 from (216.154.52.126):
Hi all, winter is almost here so I decided to change the coolant in my MF 1085 because it hasn't been done in a few years and the heater was barely luke warm. So I drained the rad and block and I flushed them and the heater core out with clean water for about 10 minutes. After filling with new coolant (50/50 mix with H20) my heater is stone cold. The lower rad hose is extremely hot like it should be but the upper rad hose is cold to the touch, as well as the lines going to the heater. I am assuming i need a new t-stat but I'd like another opinion. Also, where is the t-stat located? I *think* it is just below the upper rad hose on the water pump, not sure. Thanks,
Mark ===
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