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jeremiah2360 Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE ![Email](http://www.dodgedakota.net/amb/icons/email.gif)
2/08/2004 12:02:28
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Subject: 4.7 cooling system ? IP: Logged
Message: I just realized that the stock t-stat has a pin that closes the by-pass when it opens(I think that`s how it goes). When I put in the 180 t-stat I lost that function(no pin style available on 180`s). I don`t understand this by-pass design, could somebody explain it for me?
03 qc 4.7 auto 4x4 26k
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waltherone Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE ![Email](http://www.dodgedakota.net/amb/icons/email.gif)
2/10/2004 08:21:04
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Message: Are you talking about the little hole with the metal insert that is mounted kind of on the rim of the Tstat?
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Slanty Shanty Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE
2/10/2004 08:55:55
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Message: oh yeah, I was thinking about that little hole as well. I don't remember if the RS t-stat I put in last summer had a little hole, or if it didn't, did I make one. What does it do and what would happen if I didn't make that hole?
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jeremiah2360 Dodge Dakota JOIN HERE ![Email](http://www.dodgedakota.net/amb/icons/email.gif)
2/10/2004 18:54:19
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Message: No, not the little hole in the t-stat for bleeding air(I assume that`s what it`s for). The stock t-stat has a pin that closes the by-pass when it opens to regulate the cooling system better? Or something like that. Someone gave this short explanation on another thread. I just was hoping someone could explain it better. I am especially curious because I am running a 180. It doesn`t have the pin to close the by-pass. I know it isn`t critical but still would like to know because DC designed it in and I (and anyone else running a 180))designed it out,sort to speak.
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