Beck Arnley 143-0865 Thermostat: Optimal temperature control for ultimate engine performance Review

Not easy to install without having to remove the stack from the top of the motor but it has done us a great service as it has been replaced and was well worth the cost. .

Bought for my 2004 Volvo XC70 and it works and fits just as well as the Volvo OEM part that came with the car. The car overheated after a long drive. I have replaced the thermostat and all coolant parts since the car has clocked 200,000 miles. It overheated because the electrical connector that plugs into the fan had corroded wires. So check the cable that comes from the fan and connects to the plug and socket if you have overheating issues.

Leaking at the base of the small hose connector that goes to the PCV system. . Luckily, due to my suspicion of these cheap Chinese fakes, I kept my original case and was able to fix it. I will write them to the support people and see how they solve the problem. They claim to have a 12 month warranty, but their "Warranty" department has no contact information. If you've never changed it on this car, you'll need to remove the power steering pump to remove the housing and drain some coolant. If…