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Old 10-06-2009, 07:29 AM   #1
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Thermostat, Coolant Pump O-Ring

Is it necessary to use the expensive factory thermostat which has a wax core, or will one from Autozone work O.K.? I don't know if it has a wax core. Also, where is the o-ring for the outlet pipe on the back of the water pump available, besides the Chevy dealer?

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Old 10-13-2009, 10:32 PM   #2
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Re: Thermostat, Coolant Pump O-Ring

Hi F100240,

The thermostat from autozone does contain a wax pellet, and it will work for you just fine. I've used many in the old fleet. They might have different temperatures for you to select from - I'd stick with factory temp.

As for the coolant pipe o-ring that seals against the block, I happened to have lying around two o-ring variety sets from harbor freight tools. One blue box and one red box (standard and metric sizes, iirc). One of the boxes contained multiples of a very good fitting o-ring that i would use with a light coat of "The Right Stuff."

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