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  1. randyscycle

    Changing the thermostat questions

    All of the hoses were common sizes available as straight hose at NAPA, except for the lower radiator hose which is a formed hose. I was still able to find a hose that was close enough and cut a section out of it. The large hoses are 2" and the manifold hoses were 1-3/4". The heater hoses (if you...
  2. randyscycle

    Changing the thermostat questions

    Update: I replaced my thermostat in the deuce this afternoon. I used the NAPA seal and thermostat and had no problems at all with fitment. I did notice that the seal was a little tighter after driving it into the thermostat housing, but I was still able to push the thermostat in by hand...
  3. randyscycle

    Changing the thermostat questions

    I picked up a new thermostat and seal from NAPA the other day and have them laying here right now on my desk. The thermostat is part number 358-180 and the seal part number 4622. THe seal does fit the thermostat and can be pushed on by hand. I just did it. It is snug, but can be done without...
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