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Replacing 850 thermostat 850 1994

posted by  someone claiming to be Juan P. on  Sat Sep 19 07:59 CST 2015 [RELATED]


All,


I just acquired a 1994 base 850 from its original owner - it's a 5-speed car and I'm absolutely loving it. It doesn't feel like it has 197k on it (current odometer reading).

However, I am planning to do some work on it later today. The first order of business is to replace the thermostat. I know I am going to use a Volvo OEM part. Which one should I use: 82, 87, or 90 degree? Folks I know have used these to varying results. (Note: Temp readings are in Celsius) An old Volvo tech I know says to stick with the 87.






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