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Old 12-02-2003, 05:20 PM
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What about Porsche Antifreeze? Called porsche dealer and they said all they use is porsche Antifreeze. They said it does not say phosphate or silicate free on it?
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Just bought the Audi/Volkswagen anti-freeze. Not under the Audobahn label anymore. There were 2 different kinds there both say for aluminum engines however, neither says phosphate free or silicate free on it. Called number on back and got Valvoline. They said the the g-12 antifreeze (pink kind) is phosphate and silicate free but they couldn't comment on the green (blue) one.
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Originally posted by peanut
sorry if my post confused you jeeper
I have never replaced a thermostat on a 944. When you mentiuoned a gasket I thought you were refering to an associated part of the coolant system plumbing
As far as I can see from the Haynes manual the thermostat is retained inside the housing by a retaining circlip and sits on a rubber o ring seal.

I think if I had to do mine I would buy the retaining clip as well as a new rubber o ring cos I'm bound to bu**** up the clip getting it out

hope it goes smoothly



On the most updated water pump, you need a new rubber seal/seat in the throat, the thermostat, a rubber seal around the outer diameter of the thermostat, the flat spacer/washer, and the snap ring. No gasket is used. The thermostat comes with gaskets for other applications.
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