Got these two Thermo Block from RPW thru Anthony end of last year.
WAS supposed tobe for my TS BUT I'm now sure they aren't

Can anyone pls help me ID for which car is it?

Look like 3rd gen V6 ones to me.

Look like 3rd gen V6 ones to me.

Dame...:confused: thats what RPW told me too....they said that they make for 96 year engine onwards...cheers :)

Anyone with 3rd Gen Thermo block pics?

aah
1996 = end of 2nd gen & begginning of 3rd gens .

I brought the 3rd gen ones for the the TE.. similar to the above, but made of different material (looked more like cork... - ones aove look like aluminium :S (how that helps reg. heat.. i didnt think it would :S).

aah
1996 = end of 2nd gen & begginning of 3rd gens .

I brought the 3rd gen ones for the the TE.. similar to the above, but made of different material (looked more like cork... - ones aove look like aluminium :S (how that helps reg. heat.. i didnt think it would :S).

no its not aluminium...lol....then it would be a Thermo Conductor......its just me using my crappy phone camera. Mine are sorta like a computer mainboard material. just much thicker, about 3-4mm.

aah
1996 = end of 2nd gen & begginning of 3rd gens .

I brought the 3rd gen ones for the the TE.. similar to the above, but made of different material (looked more like cork... - ones aove look like aluminium :S (how that helps reg. heat.. i didnt think it would :S).

One more thing, did yours looked almost like the same? you reckon it is?

Seems like I might have TE Thermo blocks gaskets for sale soon.
Cheers

the ones in the pics look like the TE ones i got.. yep.

Can anyone sorta confirm if apart from TE can it fit other 3rd gens? any diff between 3.0 & 3.5lt engine? till what year and model this can work on till you reckon?:bowrofl:

The ones pictured look identical to the ones I got from RPW for my TJ 3.5L so I'm going to say they should fit any 3rd gen.

Having said that - the ones I got from RPW didn't fit despite looking like they should have :nuts: . Apparently they were from a batch which was incorrectly cut. I ended up throwing them in the bin and buying some some from outlaw engineering in the states which were of a much higher quality.