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Low temperature thermostat of the HKT.

Prevent rising of water temperature of the coolant in purpose, the chilled water is controlled precisely. Valve opened temperature is 68 degrees. (The temperature where 1st power comes out is approximately 70 degrees.)

Brand New, just opened for inspection. With installation guide.

$170 firm

Prefer Sydney Buyer, or Postage + COD at buyer's expense.

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the thermostat in you cooling system only opens to allow water flow when the tempreture gets above a certain degree, the one sideways has is set to open at a lower temp (68 degrees), but I'm not sure what the standard on opens at?

Hope this helps.

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