92 degree thermostat

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lambrettalad
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92 degree thermostat

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Any views on the above for a late 1970 1098 ,with a pretty bog standard (rubbish :D ) heater?
Cheers Alex
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Re: 92 degree thermostat

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88 or 92 - bet you can't tell the difference. Go for it. Ideally - block off the bypass hose too........
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Re: 92 degree thermostat

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I've gone for the 92 ,fitting this weekend,I'll let you know
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Re: 92 degree thermostat

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Mind you don't burn your toes.......
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