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Stant 48728 Thermostat and Housing - Engine Coolant Thermostat
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Price:
US $58.27
ApproximatelyAU $90.61
+ $18.62 postage
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Condition:
143-0838, 1601-290254, 16050083, 34046, 38728, 441180, 48728, 514-185, 51480, 51485, 85994, 902-682, 902682, CJ5Z8575A, SYA48728, TH6879.82J, TI 202 82, TI 202 90, TX 76 88D. Water outlet thermostat housing made of durable material for a long lasting life.
- Buy It NowEngine Coolant Thermostat / Water Outlet Assembly-5 Speed Trans Stant 48728
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Product Identifiers
BrandStant
Manufacturer Part Number48728
eBay Product ID (ePID)76094533
Additional Product Features
NotesHeight from Flange to Bottom (in)--0.4, Flange Diameter (With Seal) (in)--1.37, Freight Class--70, Temperature (F)--180 Degrees, Bypass Plate Diameter (in)--0.9, Flange Diameter (Without Seal) (in)--1.91
Sub TypeEngine Coolant Thermostat
Part TypeThermostat and Housing
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- 29 Apr, 2020
Excellent
My 2010 Mazda3 2.0 threw a PO126 Engine Code: "coolant thermostat" so I purchased this for replacement. It came quickly and seems like it's of excellent quality, probably as good as the OEM. I tested it in a pot of hot water and it opened at F 180 as per specs. I have not installed it because I have since concluded, based on information in Mazda forums, that this is a very common problem and many Mazda owners have their fault codes return after only a few months every time after replacing their thermostats (regardless of brand), and therefore this problem might often be a recurring computer glitch. I'm getting better than 30 mpg in mixed driving, and my heater typically heats up quickly, so in my case perhaps the computer is the problem, so why replace the thermostat. Also I have replaced my upstream O2 sensor 2x already - this is another common problem with these cars - and that code keeps returning as well, so I'm thinking these two problems might be a related computer glitch in these cars. I hope this helps everyone out there.Verified purchase: YesCondition: New
- 03 Mar, 2020
Great replacement alternative for OEM
Fit perfect,works great, 2008 Mazda 3, S 2.3 hatchbackVerified purchase: YesCondition: New
