Yes, higher degree thermostat will give you better heat in the winter months. Your cars temp will increase in hotter weather.
uhm i think it is better outside then in a car
Thermostat will open sooner car may not necessarily run cooler
In todays car a 195 degree thermostat is used. Any colder and the computer will keep the fuel mixture rich.
OE stat for this car should be 195 deg. stick with AC delco part
Bachelor's degree, and higher. Hope that was what you were looking for. You need no degree at all. There are plenty of car dealers with no college education. Of course a degree in business would be helpful.
is car thermostat necessary in a tropicalize car?
No. A car will get better mileage with the correct tire pressure.
Yes. It can trip a code and illuminate the check engine light. Today's engines are designed to run with a 195 degree thermostat.
IMO, it must be for a much older vehicle. I can't think of any vehicle these days that uses a 180 degree F thermostat. They all use a 195 degree F thermostat if the vehicle has OBD.
You do not need a thermostat in your car for it to run, however having a thermostat will keep your cooling system from working while the engine is warming up, which means faster warm up time which leads to better efficiency and less wear and tear.
It is if you need a job but not if you need a car.
The fan motor is controlled by a thermostat. When you turn off your car if the water temperature is higher then the thermostat is set for. the fan will continue to run until the temperature comes down then shut off. If the thermostat is faulty the fan will either run continually or not at all.
A low-temperature thermostat will not prevent overheating so much as delay just a little bit. It will also cause poor fuel economy and with most electronically controlled FI systems, it will cause fuel control errors. If the engine is overheating with a properly functioning 190 degree thermostat, a 180 degree thermostat shouldn't make that much of a difference. Make sure the existing thermostat is working properly, make sure the radiator isn't blocked or partially blocked, and that the cooling fan and water pump are working. A computerized car needs to have the thermo specs call for. Changing the engine temp can alter the comp readings which can cause bad running, high fuel usage and costly repairs later on down the road.