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Notes: 185 °F (85 °C), Thermostat housing assembly. OEM recommended temperatures. Includes housing, thermostat and seal. Without sensor
- PRICE: 29.99
- Gasket Or Seal Included: Yes
- Start to Open Temperature: 180
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Notes: 208 °F (98 °C), Thermostat housing assembly. Includes housing, thermostat, sensor and seal. OEM recommended temperature. With Sensor
- PRICE: 139.99
- Gasket Or Seal Included: Yes
- Start to Open Temperature: 180
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Notes: Sub model SE, SES, S. CAN or USA region. Includes sensor.
- PRICE: 57.49
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Notes: Automatic Transmission
- PRICE: 29.99
- Gasket Or Seal Included: Yes
- Color: Black
- Material: Plastic
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Notes: With manual transmission. With Clip On sensor
- PRICE: 39.99
- Gasket Or Seal Included: Yes
- Color: Black
- Material: Plastic
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Duralast Water Outler with Thermostat 51280
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(35)
It's the only time I want treated like a dumb girl
Faye velitsko
in 5 months
It's the only place I'm treated like a mechanic not a women. They make its easier. Customer for life
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2007 ford focus 2.0
It's the only place I'm treated like a mechanic not a women. They make its easier. Customer for life
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2007 ford focus 2.0
Reviews for
Duralast Water Outler with Thermostat 51280
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(35)
Perfect fit
jbarkop
in 2 years
Thermostat/housing fit great in 2007 Ford Focus. No need for additional seals. Beware the working room is crazy tight and be careful not to strip the 8mm bolts. Also, check the cylinder head temperature sensor before replacing this. Could save you from replacing water pump, radiator and thermostat trying to locate the overheating problem.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2007 Ford Focus 2.0l
Thermostat/housing fit great in 2007 Ford Focus. No need for additional seals. Beware the working room is crazy tight and be careful not to strip the 8mm bolts. Also, check the cylinder head temperature sensor before replacing this. Could save you from replacing water pump, radiator and thermostat trying to locate the overheating problem.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2007 Ford Focus 2.0l
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Duralast Water Outlet 902-231
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(15)
Worked as advertised
Christian
in 2 years
Bought this to replace the one on my 07 Ford Focus se with the 2L as the lower elbow on the original metal one got a pin hole in it and was leaking. Worked as advertised and holes lined up well. This part was redesigned slightly be being made of plastic/composite and changing the lower elbow, unfortunately that change made the lower elbow slightly shorter and I had to cut and splice in another 2 inches or so of tubing for it to fit.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2007 Ford Focus SE
Bought this to replace the one on my 07 Ford Focus se with the 2L as the lower elbow on the original metal one got a pin hole in it and was leaking. Worked as advertised and holes lined up well. This part was redesigned slightly be being made of plastic/composite and changing the lower elbow, unfortunately that change made the lower elbow slightly shorter and I had to cut and splice in another 2 inches or so of tubing for it to fit.
What kind of vehicle do you drive? 2007 Ford Focus SE
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