[Supras] Thermostat Leak

Bob Schultz bob_schultz at bellsouth.net
Mon May 14 14:53:30 CDT 2007


I had a Geo Prizm GSI.  For some reason the only Thermostat that would work
was a OEM unit.  It took me three winters of frozen feet and 4 differnet
brands of thermostats before I figured out the problem
 
Bob

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Subject: Re: [Supras] Thermostat Leak


Never tired that.  Will try that out.  At this point anything is worth a
try.  
 
Thanks
Brandon
 
 
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From: bob_schultz at bellsouth.net
To: mikejaygreen at hotmail.com; b2nice84 at aol.com; Supras at supras.com
Sent: Mon, 14 May 2007 10:46 AM
Subject: RE: [Supras] Thermostat Leak


Spend the extra cash of an OEM Thermostat...



I had a lot of problems with other name brands and given that it can't cost

more than a couple dollars more just break down and spend the money



Bob 



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You know the gasket is ok? Have you replaced it and the leak remains?

Replace the thermostat gasket, it can not be re-used. Replace the thermostat

as well, since you have it out.



Mike















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>Subject: [Supras] Thermostat Leak

>Date: Mon, 14 May 2007 13:04:38 -0400

>

>I have a 91 turbo manual.  I have a question for all of you if you can 

>help me.

>I have a leak coming from the thermostat housing.  I have always has a 

>small leak all the time.  I cleaned it the best I can and I know the 

>ring gasket is okay.  But when cleaning it I noticed some dips her and 

>there on the mating surfaces of the thermostat housing (dips don't look 

>bad and are like pin hole size).  I have also tried some liquid gasket 

>maker on the housing along with the ring gasket on the thermostat.

>

>Is there anything I can do to stop the leaking?  Has anyone else had 

>this problem?

>

>Thanks in advance,

>Brandon

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