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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: 10-Uh-See
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Re: thermostat housing gasket and sealer
I don't recommend the Mr. Gasket chrome therm. housings. I had one on my for about 3 yrs. I noticed a slight leak one day, and found it was coming from the side! Apparently, antifreeze is corrosive to chromed pot metal.
![]() ryans69chevy, remove the o-ring and place the housing on a perfectly flat surface and you'll see why it won't seal. The chroming process warps the metal. If you have access to some kind of disc or belt sander, you can flatten the surface to make it seal. Like I said above, though, you'll have to replace it in a couple years.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
Location: Casselton, North Dakota 58012
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Re: thermostat housing gasket and sealer
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Thanks for the suggestion! I actually did put it on a flat surface when I was changing gaskets a week ago and noticed it was't flat! So I tried looking for my original housing and couldn't find it. Junk yard will have to do. |
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