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Rubber gasket at back of thermostat housing: friction fit or needs adhesive?

Old 05-02-2016, 04:49 PM
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On your car the lower hose from radiator goes up to the 90 degree elbow, then there is an o-ring (part number 999 701 632 40), then the t-stat, then the water bridge itself (no o-ring between the t-stat the water bridge). The t-state fits inside of the water bridge; watch carefully as you take it apart, and re-assemble in reverse (I take lots of photos on these jobs too).
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Originally Posted by linderpat
On your car the lower hose from radiator goes up to the 90 degree elbow, then there is an o-ring (part number 999 701 632 40), then the t-stat, then the water bridge itself (no o-ring between the t-stat the water bridge). The t-state fits inside of the water bridge; watch carefully as you take it apart, and re-assemble in reverse (I take lots of photos on these jobs too).
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