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1969 L60
Hey all, Dave here from the Florida panhandle with my newly purchased L60. Thrilled to be a new patrolman, lots of questions. First up is cooling. Can anyone provide correct thermostat/gasket to fit this beast?
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Dave Slack
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Dave Slack
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Re: 1969 L60
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Nice looking dog, and beach, and Patrol!
There are some thermostats listed here in the Compatible Parts list: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=3381
Many of the Patrols I've encountered weren't even running a thermostat. Are you having overheating issues?
Nice looking dog, and beach, and Patrol! There are some thermostats listed here in the Compatible Parts list: viewtopic.php?f=24&t=3381
Many of the Patrols I've encountered weren't even running a thermostat. Are you having overheating issues?
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Re: 1969 L60
Yes, the US gauge goes up towards 200 rather quickly and the fluid overflow is expanding. I have no idea If there is a thermostat installed but plan to drain/flush radiator tomorrow and inspect thermostat situation.
Appreciate any feedback.
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Dave
Appreciate any feedback.
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Dave
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Re: 1969 L60
Dave, Welcome.
More photos would be appreciated. (I am working on a 1969 and am always looking for inspiration from other 1969 Patrol projects.)
Keith
More photos would be appreciated. (I am working on a 1969 and am always looking for inspiration from other 1969 Patrol projects.)
Keith
1969 Patrol L60
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1965 Patrol L60 (parts provider)
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Re: 1969 L60
I would definitely check to see if there is a thermostat in it first. In FL you could get away without using one, it's not like you need a heater.Slackd wrote:Yes, the US gauge goes up towards 200 rather quickly and the fluid overflow is expanding. I have no idea If there is a thermostat installed but plan to drain/flush radiator tomorrow and inspect thermostat situation.
Appreciate any feedback.
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Dave
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Here is a pic of the right side. Heater has been bi-passed. I have thermostat on order, should receive next week. Any guidance on correct thermostat gasket?
Thanks for the help.
Dave S
Thanks for the help.
Dave S
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Looks all copasetic there. The overflow was added on. If you thermostat doesn't come with a gasket you can easily make one. Parts stores sell sheets of paper gasket material.
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Re: 1969 L60
Is that an overflow tank or the windshield washer one?
I only use silicone form-a-gasket for the thermostat housing. Never a problem.
Esteban
I only use silicone form-a-gasket for the thermostat housing. Never a problem.
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