d series: thermostat housing is it threaded?
Just the bolts are theaded, but some times u get corosion in the housing hole and it gives u the look of the haousinf being threaded but its not not if u are concerned just clean the hole before u put the bolts back
Well, see here is why I ask.
I used the wrong bolt on the "housing outlet" part, and I snapped the head off of it. The bolt closest to the motor.
Now, if I take out the other bolt from the side furthest from the motor, will the housing just slip off? and then i can use plyers and slowly get that other bolt with the head broken off, out.
I used the wrong bolt on the "housing outlet" part, and I snapped the head off of it. The bolt closest to the motor.
Now, if I take out the other bolt from the side furthest from the motor, will the housing just slip off? and then i can use plyers and slowly get that other bolt with the head broken off, out.
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by Sikocivic »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">You are correct. Just take the other bolt off and it will come right off, wel it will after you work at it foe awhile. They are always stuck.
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As long as you're sure, then I must say "I Love you" for posting this.
It's dark here, I dont have a garage and it's cold (-35) sooo going and looking wasnt do-able right now. Thanks again!
</TD></TR></TABLE>As long as you're sure, then I must say "I Love you" for posting this.
It's dark here, I dont have a garage and it's cold (-35) sooo going and looking wasnt do-able right now. Thanks again!
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