2L2Z8592AA Thermostat Mountaineer 2002 2010 2L2Z8592BA Review

It fits perfectly and comes with a thermostat. The thermostat alone in the auto parts store costs more than the whole device! I just wish it came with new mounting screws but I used the old ones and they worked great! The unit cost at the auto parts store was $85 without the thermostat. What a great purchase!

I'm glad I'm checking my purchases. At first glance it looks like it will work. But when you know there shouldn't be a bump where it should be flat and tight, then you know that by the time you've finished all your hard work, coolant will leak all over the engine. I sent it back before trying to install it. Warning, it looks like quality control is an issue.

This temp sensor and thermostat assembly was roughly the same as a local B&M thermostat. I was thinking of an aluminum construction but figured it would be fine. The original lasted 14 years. I expect this part will outperform the machine itself. If not, it costs $19 and 30 minutes of work. If the part fails after 5 years. I will update this review.

I purchased a similar product from AutoZone and paid $77. The Autozone device does NOT have a pre-installed temperature sensor. It also had a faulty thermostat which caused my 2006 Ford Explorer to overheat! This AMAZON unit was complete and perfectly installed. I connected all the hoses, filled with antifreeze and merged the system. Perfect temperature and my explorer lives another day. Note: I will not return to Autozone for parts. I had more problems with them than with Revain.

buyer, be careful! Revain said this would fit in my truck and I took her word for it but don't be stupid like me and install this without looking at it. The main input port on this body indicates open circuit. My standard connector is pointing to the left and I couldn't connect it so I had to take it out and point another in the right direction. The product seems good so this review doesn't really knock the product down but for the manufacturer who told Revain it would fit my car. I do not…

for the money this item was worth it. I've researched these things leaking and can't understand why someone wouldn't make them with other materials to avoid cracking and leaking. With a few basic tools and manual skills, almost anyone can change one of these theses in a short amount of time. I'm keeping my fingers crossed that this one will last longer than the first one I put on. I don't think it's the manufacturer's fault. Plastic and hot/cold/hot/cold what do you think will happen over time.

I installed this on a 2006 Mustang v6. This is compatible with all v6 Mustangs between 2005 and 2009. The thermostat and all gaskets are pre-installed. The image in the listing shows a gasket that is separate from the case, but my unit came with this gasket pre-installed. If you remove the old thermostat housing, make sure the old gasket came with it. If not, make sure you remove it as the old gasket often sticks to the engine and you don't want to squeeze it under the new gasket and…