Superstat Premium Thermostat - Stant-45209 Review

Ordered for a 2009 Chrysler Town and Country. Although it was a match, the kit did not include an o-ring that fits into the thermostat housing. Luckily the old ring was still in great shape and usable. There are no problems opening and working under heat. I will not order more, next time I will pick up locally.

This thermostat has worked flawlessly in my wife's 2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser for the past few months. It is the same as the original and works as expected. The only drawback was the missing seal. However, I have found this to be common with other thermostats I have purchased over the years. In my case, the original seal could be reused without any problems. However, I ordered it at the same time as the thermostat, so I used the new one.

3 STARS - For a branded product at a very competitive price and super fast shipping within 2 days! Had to deduct 2 stars because there is no excuse on planet earth why a company known for their thermostats would have boxed this product without the proper gasket required! If I wanted a fancy pad for $6.00 I would go out and buy one, but that's no excuse for not providing the essentials for this product. A reputable company's horrific decision to abandon the SCAN 5 cent pad they know comes with…

Installed on a 2005 PT Cruiser. I did it at the same time as the radiator because there was more work space and it was the old factory condition (124,500 km). The installation was fine. Not much space to work. They say you don't need a gasket, but my factory had a rubber gasket that goes outward and presses into the body of the T-Stat, which you unbolt from the engine. It was a little tricky to install in the car but I also used some high temp sealant to ensure there are no leaks in the future.

So I was working on a 2006 Dodge Caravan and Revane said it would fit my car. When I removed the case I carefully checked the fit and while that might have worked, it didn't have adjustment lugs like the stock thermostat or the Car Quest thermostat I put in instead. There were two very obvious alignment nibs on the case. This thermostat just seemed to want to float in the recessed rim of the case. When I put the case on for the first time, hand tightened the screws and looked at the hole in the

I have a 2006 Dodge Stratus 2.4L and the filler neck started cracking and leaking. So I replaced it, and since it was disabled I decided to replace the thermostat. After driving it with a new thermostat, I opened the hood and noticed a leak under the radiator cap. Then I bought a new radiator cap and it was still leaking. I thought maybe the new filler cap was warped or something and replaced it with another new one. There was also a leak. I noticed the leak go from cold to hot but stopped as…