Hi anyone had difficulties fitting this replacement switch to their V6's?

I purchased one of Rodneys low temp fan switches about 6 years back and it still works fine. There were no fittiment issues. Because of the 190* rating it kicks on the cooling fan and works most of the time but this is certainly preferable to riding around with the temperature gauge at 220*F.

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[This message has been edited by Dennis LaGrua (edited 03-27-2009).]

I had a slight issue getting it to fit and still not sure if its 100% in. I don't believe I crossed the threads at all since I can put back in the original with no issues. Mine just does not seat down as far as the original. Have not been able to drive with yet, but have started the car a few times and no leaks, so I am happy Rodney only sells the best.

Ken~

I use his midrange temp switch that matches up with a 180° thermostat. (205°/195°, I think)
It looked and fit exactly like OEM. It's been in my car for years and still works perfectly.
I've never gotten a bad product from Rodney. And I've got his parts all over my car.

Can someone post a pic of where this switch is located?

Taken from the Fiero Store web site:



It sits right next to the thermostat housing. The connector has a single wire connecting to it.

Thanks,

Ken~

Put one in my wife's Fiero about two years ago, and its working just as it should!
No complaints!

Rodney Dickman's products that he sells are always top notch, the best that you can buy!
-Chris

Rodney has told me that occasionally some of the old sealer off the switch stops the new switch seating , so I will have a look closer monday and hope cleaning the threads works.