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Need to replace the thermostat in my 1964 5.5 Fisherman.
Wondering about orientation of thermostat gasket; flange up or flange down.
Any advice?
Thanks,
J
Well, take a look at the one you removed. Easy enough. They pretty much are set up, to where it goes in one way. The holes may not line up correctly if it's not installed correctly.
My mistake. I have not defined the part correctly.
It is the "Seal, thermostat housing."
The "Gasket, thermostat" is indeed flat.
Cheers!
p.s., there is no old one ....