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V6 Stat
« on: 17 January 2008, 08:45:32 »

Best place to get a V6 stat? Dealer?

What else do I need apart from stat?
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Re: V6 Stat
« Reply #1 on: 17 January 2008, 09:23:35 »

Stat, dealer yes for sure, about £40 IIRC.
What else..... o-ring for the stat and feed pipe. If going in from the top then the usual plenum seals etc... unless you think they will be ok and of course anti-freeze.
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Re: V6 Stat
« Reply #2 on: 17 January 2008, 10:58:33 »

Might be easier to get the thermostat and housing in 1 complete unit should come with the gasket in the box.
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Re: V6 Stat
« Reply #3 on: 17 January 2008, 17:26:53 »

three engine number brakes for the stat but the early one has changed to the later one, multi supersession. Would also need the two water pipe O rings

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Re: V6 Stat
« Reply #4 on: 17 January 2008, 17:29:45 »

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three engine number brakes for the stat but the early one has changed to the later one, multi supersession. Would also need the two water pipe O rings

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Re: V6 Stat
« Reply #5 on: 17 January 2008, 17:32:39 »

pm me your reg number and i;ll see what the engine number is

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Re: V6 Stat
« Reply #6 on: 17 January 2008, 17:34:54 »

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pm me your reg number and i;ll see what the engine number is

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I have engine number somewhere, will get it to you (probably tomorrow now).

Not my car I hasten to add, hence can't just go out and check
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Re: V6 Stat
« Reply #7 on: 17 January 2008, 21:32:54 »

Hi,
I have just changed the t/stat on my 3.2 but I undestand t/stats are the same as yours.
Check you have the seal ring for the t/stat housing as mine didn't come with the seal.
Also, there have been some slight changes to design, the later version has a thinner flange on the housing so original bolts may be too long. The rear bolt screws into a blind tapped hole so unless you shorten the bolt it doesn't tighten down on the flange.

Be prepared, you may have to replace the transfer pipe as well, I have seen a couple where the seal rings have been slightly leaking over a long time and corroded around the seals and difficult to get watertight even with new seal rings (there are 2)

It is difficult to get to the bolt holding the transfer pipe, especially with a Torx socket/ratchet. if you have one of the old imperial size 3/8 ring spanners this will fit OK and be easier to get at the bolt with.

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