Review on ❌ Fail-Safe Thermostat by MotoRad 7328-170 by Hector Liamsi

lower part I think. He is only 3 years old and he failed! and I took great care to install cleanly, tighten screws evenly, etc. I've worked on my cars since I was a teenager 50 years ago, I know how to change the thermostat. The original, OEM, was too hot at 180 and failed, I replaced it with a 170 Fahrenheit model and it failed and stuck. At least I think that happens to me. The machine overheats again, runs terribly. Now I have to rip it AGAIN and replace it AGAIN! Piss Me Off because I'm disabled and working with cars isn't that easy for me anymore. I certainly won't go to the shop just to change the thermostat and pay $150 for labor and parts.