Reply to "Source for correct Cleveland Thermostat?"

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@simon posted:
The last 2 times I use a aluminum block off plate ( whit a small bleeding hole) which replace the brass plate , and a Windsor thermostat.
Simon

OK, with the engine block bypass plate replaced with a solid replacement, except for a small bleed hole, THEN a Windsor thermostat is acceptable.

I just don’t understand, when the OEM-style block off plates and thermostats are readily available, why anyone would modify the Ford engineered cooling/bypass system. 🤷‍♂️

Larry

2/25/239:46 AM

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