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180 Allis temp. sending unit
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    Posted: 13 Sep 2016 at 8:54am
Got a 180 that doesn't show the temp. Figuring on replacing the sending unit because I thought that would be the easiest thing to start with. Well I stripped the threads trying to get it off and even used vise grips. That thing must be welded on. Any ideas on how to get it off or do I need to replace the thermostat housing? TIA
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heat it with a torch, its already junk and may have sealer on the threads holding it tight
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Just be sure to drain the coolant before you try to torch it or it won't get hot enough to be very effective.
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