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Thermostats for Popular Luxury Vehicle Brands: BMW, Mercedes, and Audi

A thermostat is an important component in a vehicle that helps regulate the temperature in the engine and prevent excessive heat. The thermostat senses when the engine is running too hot and opens a bypass valve to help regulate the flow of coolant. This helps to keep your engine running at its optimal temperature so it doesn't overheat and cause damage. A properly working thermostat helps to ensure that your engine does not overheat and works to its best potential.

Thermostats are important components of a vehicle's cooling system and should be regularly replaced to ensure that the engine can properly control its temperature. A common rule of thumb is to replace a vehicle’s thermostat every two years or every 30,000 miles, whichever comes first. This maintenance may need to be performed more often in vehicles that are driven in extreme weather conditions or in vehicles with higher mileage, as these factors can cause an increased strain on the thermostat. In addition, thermostats can be replaced at any time if the vehicle’s engine is struggling to reach the proper temperature or if the temperature of the vehicle runs consistently too hot or too cold. Keeping up with regular thermostat replacements will help keep your vehicle's engine running properly and can help you avoid more costly repairs down the line.

Fitting a thermostat can be relatively straightforward, however, you should always ensure you have the correct information to work with. First and foremost you should check the thermostat you are using is applicable to your vehicle before starting the fitting procedure. Most vehicle manufacturers publish guides and instructions for parts installation and it is wise to consult these guide before fitting. There are also a range of websites and tutorials available online that can provide more information about the fitting of specific thermostats and other car components. Secondly, it is essential to read all the instructions before beginning to fit your thermostat and have the correct tools to hand. Lastly, when physically fitting the thermostat, be careful not to over-tighten the fittings and always follow the safety guidelines when working with hot engines and fluids.

Our selection of thermostats covers a wide range of vehicles from the BMW 3 Series and 5 Series, VW Transporter and Golf, Audi A4, A6, and Mercedes C-Class, Sprinter, W124 Class and S-Class. We stock a variety of thermostats to suit each vehicle and provide lots of other thermostats for vehicles not listed. Our thermostats are of the highest quality and are designed to last many years in even the most extreme temperatures. To ensure you get the right thermostat for your vehicle, our website has detailed descriptions and technical specifications for each one.

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SKU	TM 13 97
Ships In	Out of Stock
Brand	MAHLE BEHR

Mahle Behr Coolant Thermostat 97deg TM 13 97

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