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    thermostat replacement $?

    hey guys, looks like i might be replacing my thermostat,

    can anyone quote one for me or tell me what i should be looking at for a replacement one?
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    Before you go replacing parts, get it scanned first so you definitely know what it is. Maybe organise a member to scan it for you for a case of beer or something...
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    yeah thats the plan at the moment but im just wondering what i will be/should be looking at if this is the problem? i kinda need to budget things as working part time isnt a great source of income
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    Thermostats are pretty cheap - I just checked some parts suppliers in the US and they're about $20 so expect up to 50-100% more locally.
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    I just bought one for $19.95

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    common for being faulty, quick test after a short drive, if the gauge is reading low switch on your heater on HIGH and feel the temp in the cabin. If its nice and hot good chance the stat is good and its your temp sensor playing up. If its luke warm then your on the money with the Stat.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jmac View Post
    common for being faulty, quick test after a short drive, if the gauge is reading low switch on your heater on HIGH and feel the temp in the cabin. If its nice and hot good chance the stat is good and its your temp sensor playing up. If its luke warm then your on the money with the Stat.
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    It wouldn't hurt replacing them both.
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    Agreed i have a load of OEM greens too if you are stuck, including new seal
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    Pricing depends on the thermostat, too.

    The electric jobbie at the gearbox end (if applicable), is around $220 exchange through VW. Conveniently, it comes with a new temperature sensor.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Umai Naa!! View Post
    Pricing depends on the thermostat, too.

    The electric jobbie at the gearbox end (if applicable), is around $220 exchange through VW. Conveniently, it comes with a new temperature sensor.
    You can now get the thermostat seperate, dont have to buy the whole housing anymore, cuts down cost loads...............VW...........................

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