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Hayden Oil Thermostat For Your Transmission Oil Coolers, (oc-163 ) :) on 2040-parts.com

US $64.95
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Florence, Alabama, US

Florence, Alabama, US
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HAYDEN OIL THERMOSTAT FOR YOUR TRANSMISSION OIL COOLERS, (OC-163 ) :)

OC-163,   Oil thermostat for use with engine oil or transmission fluid begins closing at 160°F, fully closed at 180°F, 3/8” FPT fittings.

This Oil Thermostat will keep the fluid out of the cooler until the fluid temperture reaches 160 degrees. 

At this point the thermostat will start to close and allow the fluid to go through the cooler.

IMPORTANT NOTES

1.  DO NOT use transmission oil coolers for engine oil applications. Engine damage may result due to flow restrictions.

 
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