

| Subject: | Re: Thermostat Housing Gasket?? |
| From: | Bob Donalds |
| Date: | Tue, 22 Feb 2000 17:20:56 -0500 |
vasili agate wrote: > > I recently took my thermostat housing to a machine shop to have some > sheared bolts extracted. I also took the thermostat out prior to this to > prevent damage to the thermostat. There is no gasket or sealer around the > piece that you remove to get to the thermostat. The machinist told me I > should put a gasket or sealant around this. It doesn't appear to have > ever had any kind of gasket. Should I leave it as is, which I'm leaning > towards, or should I use gasket sealer? Thanks for any advice. > > Israel > vasili@dgalnx01.slazenger.com > > 85 Westy Vasili if the machinest saw some pitting then silicone might be the thing to do the thermostst cover needs an oring the part # is 034 121 119 Bob
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