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The 75°C (167°F) t'stat is pretty cold. Most folks upgrade to the 180°F t'stat (to gain thermal effeciency) thats available through NAPA and other auto parts stores. Don't remember the p/n offhand but you can match it up easily if you take it in. My TY395 engine runs very well between 185°F and 190°F.
You stand a good chance of overheating by removing the t'stat because the coolant doesn't spend enough time in the radiator to cool. This is a harmful situation.
You can also get the OEM t'stats through any one of this sites supporting dealers.
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We have the replacement thermostats and gaskets in stock
Tommy
Affordable Tractor Sales
“Your Jinma Parts Superstore”
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Willie, we also have those thermostates and every part to that unit in stock. Give us a call if we can help 662-252-5272 or order online at http://www.circlegtractorparts.com
Ben
Parts Manager
Circle G Tractor Sales, Inc.
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stat in the Jinma seems to be bad. Removed and ran tractor and temperature is back to normal. Is this a special order item or can this be replaced at the local auto parts store? Thanks!
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