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Thermostat Seal and Thermostat Housing Gasket
There's a thermostat seal AND a thermostat housing gasket. Are both used?
Thermostat Seal http://partimages2.genpt.com/partimages/25934.jpg Thermostat Housing Gasket http://partimages2.genpt.com/partimages/180990.jpg |
Yes.
The thermostat seal is used to seal the thermostat as it's installed, giving you one way flow. The housing gasket is used to seal the housing so you don't get leaks onto your engine |
THANK YOU lash!!! :D
And if anyone asked, I was prepared to say "2000 Bonneville SE" even though that would have been a lie. ;) |
no, a gasket is not used
i never had one, before or after i changed mine |
Originally Posted by toastedoats
no, a gasket is not used
i never had one, before or after i changed mine 2000+ does not use a housing gasket? 'Cause that's the first I've heard that. |
Originally Posted by lash
Originally Posted by toastedoats
no, a gasket is not used
i never had one, before or after i changed mine 2000+ does not use a housing gasket? 'Cause that's the first I've heard that. |
but you can...
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Originally Posted by harofreak00
but you can...
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I had a gasket on mine and replaced with gasket and was fine.I say use it.
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Mine didn't come with a paper gasket, and I haven't used one. I hate scraping gaskets, and swapping the 180 and 195 as temps change would make that a pain! :D
I haven't experienced any leaks. |
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