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PostPosted: Fri Apr 27, 2007 10:24 pm 
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does a thermostat housing of an 850 fit a 1275 ?


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I would think not.

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If car is a roundnose or early Clubby it will fit, the bolt pattern and pipe angle is the same. But original 850 one was shorter on top, make sure the thermostat fits in (but I think it will).
On late Clubby radiator with top hose going back to near radiator neck, no, it won't.
Easiest solution then is get another radiator. :wink:

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no its a front facing housing


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OK then.

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