2001 BMW X5 Thermostat Housing

Part Number: 1186-02716389

Notes: Engine Coolant Thermostat / Water Outlet Assembly -- with Housing

Product Remark: Includes Thermostat, Housing and Gasket.

Part Number: W0133-1662661

Product Remark: with Housing

Features:

• Strict quality control, and functional testing
• Self-cleaning and self-aligning thermostat valve
• Original equipment design provides exact fit and performance
• Precise sealing edges reduce leakage and premature cooling
• Temperature sensitive heat motor provides consistent valve response for smooth performance and precise engine cooling
• Stainless steel assembly and springs are engineered for long life

Part Number: W0133-1662661

Product Remark: - Behr with Housing

Features:

• OE quality and design
• Maintenance-free, durable elements
• Provides meticulous regulation of coolant circuits

Part Number: W0133-1611540

Detailed Notes: Includes Seal

Product Remark: - Behr

Features:

• OE quality and design
• Maintenance-free, durable elements
• Provides meticulous regulation of coolant circuits

Part Number: 1186-09141041

Notes: Integrated Housing Thermostat -- Temperature 206 Degrees; With Seal Included; OE Temperature

Part Number: 1186-09141042

Notes: Integrated Housing Thermostat -- Temperature 221 Degrees; With Seal Included; OE Temperature

Part Number: 1186-05435069

Notes: Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing -- Includes Thermostat

Part Number: 1186-05445733

Notes: Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing -- Includes Thermostat

Position: Upper

Part Number: 1186-05513307

Notes: Thermostat Housing -- With Thermostat

Part Number: 1186-05537591

Notes: Thermostat Housing -- With Thermostat

Part Number: 1186-05237397

Notes: Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing

Part Number: 1186-05237400

Notes: Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing -- 3 Hole Mounting

Part Number: 1186-05237402

Notes: Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing -- 4 Hole Mounting

Part Number: W0133-1662661

Detailed Notes: Includes Seal

Product Remark: with Housing

Features:

• Comfort enhancement by a faster cabine warming
• CO2 emissions and fuel consumption reduction
• Thermostat opening driven by the ECU (electrical thermostat)
• An adaptation of the control strategies to the vehicle use (electrical thermostat)