Engine Thermostats & Thermostat Housings
Keep your engine at the perfect temperature with SensorGal's thermostats and housing assemblies. A faulty thermostat can cause overheating poor performance and bad fuel economy. We stock high-quality OEM-fit replacements for a huge range of vehicles.
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Keep Your Engine at the Perfect Temperature with SensorGal's Thermostats
Restore your engine's performance and efficiency with SensorGal's range of Thermostats and Thermostat Housing Assemblies. The thermostat is a critical valve that regulates the flow of coolant to your radiator. A failing thermostat can cause overheating, poor fuel economy, erratic temperature gauge readings, or a lack of cabin heat. Replacing it with a high-quality, OEM-fit thermostat is essential for your vehicle's health and longevity.
At SensorGal, we supply trusted thermostats for popular makes and models across Australia. Shop now for accurate, reliable temperature control with fast AU shipping, easy returns, and expert support. Keep your engine running safely and efficiently with a replacement thermostat from SensorGal.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Q: What does a car thermostat do?
A: The thermostat is a valve that controls coolant flow. When the engine is cold, it stays closed to help the engine warm up quickly. When the engine reaches its optimal temperature, the thermostat opens to allow coolant to circulate and prevent overheating.
Q: What are the symptoms of a bad thermostat?
A: Common signs include the engine overheating or running hotter than normal, an erratic temperature gauge, poor heater performance in the cabin, and potential coolant leaks from the thermostat housing.
Q: Can I drive with a faulty thermostat?
A: It is not recommended. If a thermostat is stuck closed, your engine can quickly overheat, leading to severe damage. If it's stuck open, the engine will not reach its proper temperature, causing poor fuel economy and increased engine wear.
Q: Should I replace the whole thermostat housing?
A: Many modern vehicles use a plastic thermostat housing that comes as a complete assembly. This plastic can become brittle and crack over time. If your vehicle uses one of these, it is always best practice to replace the entire unit to prevent future leaks.