Thermostat Oil Cooler 1K0121113A


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An oil cooler thermostat in a car is an important component that regulates the flow of oil through the engine cooling system. It plays a crucial role in maintaining the optimal temperature of the engine oil, thus preventing overheating and ensuring efficient engine performance. The thermostat is designed to open or close the valve that controls the flow of oil to the cooler based on the temperature of the oil.

When the engine is cold, the thermostat remains closed, diverting the oil flow away from the cooler. This allows the oil to heat up quickly, ensuring proper lubrication of engine components. Once the temperature reaches the specified threshold, the thermostat opens up, allowing the oil to flow through the cooler. As the oil moves through the cooler, it dissipates excess heat, helping to regulate the overall temperature of the engine oil. This prevents the oil from becoming too hot and maintains its viscosity, enhancing engine performance and prolonging the life of crucial engine parts.

Opening Temperature [°C]

75

Heating/Cooling

for vehicles with transmission oil cooler

Housing Type

Synthetic Material Housing

Supplementary Article/Supplementary Info

with gaskets/seals

Housing Type

with housing