Mugen T-Stat Correction
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Mugen T-Stat Correction
I just met up with dj_3000 to check the stat he ordered from King Motorsports and tried to install but was incorrect. As it turns out the B-Series stat is incorrect. As it turns out the H-Series stat is the correct one:
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
What a coincidence, I ordered the B-Series stat and they must have mistakenly shipped the H-Series unit which fit. It wasn't until I checked the package that I noticed the different part number. So below is a listing of the correct part numbers for our car:
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
FAN SWITCH 37760-XK5-00N0 $45.00
RADIATOR CAP 19045-XGER-0000 $29.00
If you have already ordered the part you will need to exchange the stat which from my experience is not a problem with King Motorsports. But that does explain why the B-Series unit which allmotor ordered from JR didn't fit.
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
What a coincidence, I ordered the B-Series stat and they must have mistakenly shipped the H-Series unit which fit. It wasn't until I checked the package that I noticed the different part number. So below is a listing of the correct part numbers for our car:
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
FAN SWITCH 37760-XK5-00N0 $45.00
RADIATOR CAP 19045-XGER-0000 $29.00
If you have already ordered the part you will need to exchange the stat which from my experience is not a problem with King Motorsports. But that does explain why the B-Series unit which allmotor ordered from JR didn't fit.
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Re: Mugen T-Stat Correction
Originally posted by scalbert
I just met up with dj_3000 to check the stat he ordered from King Motorsports and tried to install but was incorrect. As it turns out the B-Series stat is incorrect. As it turns out the H-Series stat is the correct one:
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
What a coincidence, I ordered the B-Series stat and they must have mistakenly shipped the H-Series unit which fit. It wasn't until I checked the package that I noticed the different part number. So below is a listing of the correct part numbers for our car:
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
FAN SWITCH 37760-XK5-00N0 $45.00
RADIATOR CAP 19045-XGER-0000 $29.00
If you have already ordered the part you will need to exchange the stat which from my experience is not a problem with King Motorsports. But that does explain why the B-Series unit which allmotor ordered from JR didn't fit.
I just met up with dj_3000 to check the stat he ordered from King Motorsports and tried to install but was incorrect. As it turns out the B-Series stat is incorrect. As it turns out the H-Series stat is the correct one:
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
What a coincidence, I ordered the B-Series stat and they must have mistakenly shipped the H-Series unit which fit. It wasn't until I checked the package that I noticed the different part number. So below is a listing of the correct part numbers for our car:
THERMOSTAT 19301-XGMR-0000 $69.00
FAN SWITCH 37760-XK5-00N0 $45.00
RADIATOR CAP 19045-XGER-0000 $29.00
If you have already ordered the part you will need to exchange the stat which from my experience is not a problem with King Motorsports. But that does explain why the B-Series unit which allmotor ordered from JR didn't fit.
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Originally posted by dj_3000
Steve, thanks for taking to time to drive out and checking the thermostat out for me.
Steve, thanks for taking to time to drive out and checking the thermostat out for me.
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.... that is funny, I got the correct part number off of you a long time ago..... Where & WHEN did the incorrect number surface??This is what I ordered and received back in June 03
(1) 19301XGMR0000 Mugen Low-Temp Thermostat, Prelude & Accord $69.00
Originally posted by scalbert
No real difference nor was any expected.
No real difference nor was any expected.
sometimes a mod isn't about performance but also about increasing the quality of the parts installed which i'm guessing is the reason why you guys have opted to have these parts installed.
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Originally posted by slyraskal
I'm not surprised you dont feel a difference because it wasn't a performance mod, but do you feel that it will help the car run smoother and more reliable?
sometimes a mod isn't about performance but also about increasing the quality of the parts installed which i'm guessing is the reason why you guys have opted to have these parts installed.
I'm not surprised you dont feel a difference because it wasn't a performance mod, but do you feel that it will help the car run smoother and more reliable?
sometimes a mod isn't about performance but also about increasing the quality of the parts installed which i'm guessing is the reason why you guys have opted to have these parts installed.
Originally posted by scalbert
Ah, but it is somewhat a performance mod. Well, at least in the sense that it keeps you from losing power. I tested it on the dyno and so did TOV, both with about the same results. The ECU runs more timing in the order of about 2 - 3 degrees.
Ah, but it is somewhat a performance mod. Well, at least in the sense that it keeps you from losing power. I tested it on the dyno and so did TOV, both with about the same results. The ECU runs more timing in the order of about 2 - 3 degrees.
Maybe i'll get these installed sometime soon, who would you recommend to install them? I installed my icebox myself, you think i could install these myself or should i have them done by a mechanic?
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