Tama Engine Coolant Thermostat C In-Line Type

Tama in-line type engine coolant thermostats (also called cooling system thermostats or engine thermostats) regulate engine operating temperature by controlling coolant flow between the engine and the radiator. The thermostat stays closed while the engine warms up, then opens at its rated temperature to hold the engine in its ideal operating range. A properly working thermostat supports efficient combustion, steady heater output and reliable cooling system performance.

Key Features:

• In-line design that sits in the coolant flow path, as listed in the Tama thermostat catalog
• Made for direct replacement of the original thermostat
• Many applications are Japan-made parts built to OE-style specifications
• Helps prevent overheating and prolonged cold running
• Part numbers are offered for a range of applications and opening temperatures

Tama is a Japanese thermostat manufacturer that supplies replacement thermostats for Asian and domestic applications. Replacing a worn or sticking thermostat helps keep the engine at the right temperature and protects cooling system components. Replacing the coolant and checking the housing seal or gasket at the same time is good practice.