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First one is our little man a couple of days ago when he had a fever and konked out on me, not truck related but a great pic nonetheless. Second pic is of a beast F350 at the dealership where I got my thermostat neck housing--lighting was terrible. Third is the thermostat housing neck on our stove, wifey appreciated that.
I think they look nice on the 2wd where you can get a tucked look. But on a 4x4, a maller rim with a larger tire has always looked best to me. Maybe I just come from the old school of thinking, or perhaps I am too redneck, either way, that trucks nice if it has different wheels. LOL
Todd, I might need one of those necks. I am switching to the 203degreee stat on my '97.
Does anyone know if I will need a new neck or not?
Thanks,
Fletch
if you are replacing the tstat replace the neck too. i think that they are only 30$ and its worth getting rid of the rusty/pitted one in hopes of a better seal when you put it back together
if you are replacing the tstat replace the neck too. i think that they are only 30$ and its worth getting rid of the rusty/pitted one in hopes of a better seal when you put it back together
Already got a new yesterday from Ford. What do you guys seal it with?
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