The thermostat controls the engine’s temperature by adjusting the coolant flow to the radiator. It keeps the engine’s temperature within normal operational values, regardless of the outside temperature.
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Thermostats
Thermostats have a key function in keeping the correct temperature in the engine
Thermostats
How Thermostats work
Features and benefits
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Demand-oriented temperature regulation
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Reduction of fuel consumption
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Control of the coolant flow and the thermodynamic conditions
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Prevents the engine from overheating
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Reduction of polluting emissions
Types and characteristics
Thermostats types
With/without by-pass
The insert is a conventional thermostat without a flange, where the housing supports the pin
Housing thermostats are an integrated part that combines the thermostat and the housing.
The wax expansion of the map-controlled thermostat can be triggered by an electrically controlled, integrated heating element that can be activated on demand.
Characteristics
Designed to maintain optimum engine temperature as constant as possible, in order to operate efficiently while minimizing wear and emissions, DENSO thermostats deliver high quality cooling performance.
Catalogues and marketing materials
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