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MotoRad Thermostat

I used one of the MotoRad safety thermostat's that have a 1/16" hole already in them, in my 84. So.. No, I don't think you'll have any problems adding a hole.

Pros: pre-drilled hole, no problems
Vehicle: Jeep
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Gates Thermostat
-PLP-
  • Slow warm-up:
Rating 4.0

Man, you just get the thermostat itself. Nothing more. Something like that was for 2008 Rabbit (2.5 I-5). Mine car had exactly same symptoms. It would reach 70 C and maybe at some point 80, but had tendency to stay cool (below 80) when driving. I know thermostat opens at 80 C, so anything below 80 is not quite right.

Pros: maintains 85 or more
Cons: tendency to stay cool
Vehicle: Volkswagen
Part number: 34800
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Gates Thermostat
Sneakacydal
  • Overheating:
Rating 5.0

I got the GATES 34710 Thermostat. I haven't had any problems since replacing it 3 years ago.

Pros: no problems for 3 years
Vehicle: Chevrolet Sonic
Part number: 34710
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Gates Thermostat
MK7_JSW
  • Overheating:
Rating 5.0

Forgot to add I test drove her last night to the store, holy $hit it runs like a beast, if I had to guess it feels like it got 20hp back and idles smooth as a new mk7 no shaking no cel lights just butter, it accelerates much smoother and faster then I ever had it. Such a difference it was amaze balls.

Pros: runs like a beast
Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf
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MotoRad Thermostat
Atimm693
  • Overheating:
Rating 1.0

Oreillys used to have Motorad thermostats that were 2-5$. Then they started carrying Murray, which are double the price. Guess what's in the box? Motorad. Cheap crap for a premium price.

Cons: cheap crap, premium price
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