does GM sell a 170* stat??
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does GM sell a 170* stat??
i think they do , whats the part #? my stat isnt opening and im not giving tpis anymore money... WHATS THE PART # ????
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by ColinOpseth:
goto AutoZone and get a 170..</font>
goto AutoZone and get a 170..</font>
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interesting..
i scanned your article, very well written
i wish guys would write articles like that for my site, I have a few good ones but mostly I write my own, lol..
i'll have to play around with your idea, I like the idea of having different adjustments for temperature..
thanks for the heads up
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i scanned your article, very well written
i wish guys would write articles like that for my site, I have a few good ones but mostly I write my own, lol..
i'll have to play around with your idea, I like the idea of having different adjustments for temperature..
thanks for the heads up
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willie i read the article and all i saw was "Last year, I discovered the AC Delco part number for this thermostat (about $4) and have been using it ever since."
so whats that magical part #??
so whats that magical part #??
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That would be GM Part #10220957. (With thanks to Mike in AZ and Willie)
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The GM part number for a 170°F 'stat is the same as the number for a 180°F 'stat. You have to specify which one you want at the parts counter. According to the database, the P/N is AC Delco 10220957 - 180°, or AC Delco 10220957 - 170°.
And not to start any battles, but GM hasn't actually made a thermostat since the late 1950's. GM sources their thermostats from Robertshaw/Invensys, so an aftermarket Robertshaw 'stat is in effect the same as the OEM "genuine GM" part (Robertshaw F-460 170°F).
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And not to start any battles, but GM hasn't actually made a thermostat since the late 1950's. GM sources their thermostats from Robertshaw/Invensys, so an aftermarket Robertshaw 'stat is in effect the same as the OEM "genuine GM" part (Robertshaw F-460 170°F).
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Ummmm.....I have to disagree with the fact that you can only get a 170 stat from GM. I have a Moroso in my car! Works great! It is a little more expensive though. I got it from Jegs (They're local, so why pay shipping from summit on a small part!)
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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by JP84Z430HP:
Ummmm.....I have to disagree with the fact that you can only get a 170 stat from GM. I have a Moroso in my car! Works great! It is a little more expensive though. I got it from Jegs (They're local, so why pay shipping from summit on a small part!)
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Ummmm.....I have to disagree with the fact that you can only get a 170 stat from GM. I have a Moroso in my car! Works great! It is a little more expensive though. I got it from Jegs (They're local, so why pay shipping from summit on a small part!)
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well the GM guys up in albany have no idea what this is, and are trying to sell me a 195* stat.. is GM the only place to get this, is it a GM part or an AC Delco part, ive called around to a bunch of places and no one has it,,,
what car is this originally from???
[This message has been edited by ron rizzotti (edited April 24, 2001).]
what car is this originally from???
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Re: does GM sell a 170* stat??
I know, it's a SERIOUS thread resurrection but I just wanted to let people know that RockAuto.com has the GM 170* t-stat (#10220957, ACDelco #13184) for just under $10, around $15 shipped.
There's also a high flow version from Meziere (p/n WN0070170), one from TPiS (p/n 100-349), and Hypertech makes two (p/n's 1017 & 1007) but I'm unsure which one will fit a SBC or engine using a similar style T-stat.
Hope this helps someone!
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There's also a high flow version from Meziere (p/n WN0070170), one from TPiS (p/n 100-349), and Hypertech makes two (p/n's 1017 & 1007) but I'm unsure which one will fit a SBC or engine using a similar style T-stat.
Hope this helps someone!
- Joel
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Re: does GM sell a 170* stat??
I know, it's a SERIOUS thread resurrection but I just wanted to let people know that RockAuto.com has these for just under $10, around $15 shipped.
There's also a high flow version from Meziere (p/n WN0070170), one from TPiS (p/n 100-349), and Hypertech makes two (p/n's 1017 & 1007) but I'm unsure which one will fit a SBC or engine using a similar style T-stat.
Hope this helps someone!
- Joel
There's also a high flow version from Meziere (p/n WN0070170), one from TPiS (p/n 100-349), and Hypertech makes two (p/n's 1017 & 1007) but I'm unsure which one will fit a SBC or engine using a similar style T-stat.
Hope this helps someone!
- Joel
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Re: does GM sell a 170* stat??
Actually, when it comes to a 170* t-stat you are very incorrect, they only carry the common ones which does not include the 170's. For a 170* t-stat you will need to order one of the ones I listed, and though performance shops can order these they don't carry them in stock either. Long story short, if you go looking for a 170* t-stat at you local APS then you are gonna be SOL.
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Re: does GM sell a 170* stat??
i haven't been on this site in years. sold my GTA years ago. Oddly enough i have a few brand new AC Delco 170* stats in my garage. i bought a couple once to sell but never got around to selling them. anyone want them? $10 including shipped. let me know.
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Re: does GM sell a 170* stat??
Oh, they also sell the ACDelco 170* t-stat over at TPIparts.net for $12 + S&H. Here's the link: http://tpiparts.net/inc/sdetail/682
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Re: does GM sell a 170* stat??
Y not buy a 165 from auto zone or advance auto? Its cheap and easily accessible. plus your motor will run that much cooler.
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