Re: thermal valve or bimetal thermostaat
From: Paul Bennett (pbennettmacnet.com)
Date: Sun, 2 May 2010 18:08:42 -0700 (PDT)

Interesting as my 1980 308US is samo samo.  Rear thermo-part (narrow brass) not connected. Forward thermo-part (wide brass) is connected.   I've known that there is only ONE expansion tank electrical thermo-switch and it operates the cold start circuitry.  Why the factory thermo-groupy has chose to ride along, who knows.

I'm going to take a flyer and guess the tank is universal for Euro and US and comes fitted with both parts
if not to plug the holes which are different size soas to make a universal tank.

Can you send me a url to download the parts.pdf you have?  Greatly appreciated.
p

Ricambi parts diag which shows the Euro car:
http://www.ricambiamerica.com/parts_catalogs.php?M=FE&P=&V=diag&I=2269

For a 1981 308 GTSi:
 
Remember last week I said I was going to take my water reservoir out ? Well I did it.
There are 2 , let's call them valves, valves on the right side of the reservoir. That is when you're standing behind the rear bumper as you take the reservoir out. I don't know which is which because in the parts manual they are never shown together:
TAV. 16 picture #13 part #115150, it says THERMAL VALVE
TAV. 19 picture #64 part #115471, it says BIMETAL THERMOSTAT
 
So, which is which?
 
The one close to the rear screw holding the reservoir has been disconnected for 9 years (I bought the car like that). It has KLIXON 23 VT and 52 AF 4 VOT written on it. The other one that is more toward the front is connected. I would like to change it. It has 9055 202  50/4C 8714 written on it.
 
Thanks for the help!
 
Michael Savard (Montreal, Canada)

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