Dorman 902-1076 Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing Assembly

Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing Assembly

Dorman 902-1076 is a replacement engine coolant thermostat housing assembly built to match the fit and durability of the original housing on specified Ford and Lincoln vehicles. It includes the thermostat and gasket, and the plastic black housing is engineered to handle repeated temperature swings in the cooling system.

Compatible With Ford Mustang, Ford Transit Connect, Ford Fusion, Lincoln MKZ, Ford Escape, Ford Explorer, Lincoln MKC, Ford Edge, and Ford Focus applications listed below. This Dorman 902-1076 thermostat housing assembly is a direct-fit cooling system service part for vehicles that need an OE-style housing with integrated cover.

Key Features

• Plastic housing in black finish
• Thermostat included with 180 degree opening temperature
• Gasket included for sealing at the housing interface
• One outlet port and three mounting holes
• Regular grade replacement part for cooling system service
• Inside diameter: 1.098 in.
• Flange dimensions: 3.094 in. length, 2.841 in. width, 0.46 in. thickness

Detailed Description

Dorman 902-1076 is designed as an engine coolant thermostat housing assembly for vehicles that use an integrated cover design. It is built to match the original housing’s fit and durability while standing up to the thermal cycling common in modern cooling systems. The included thermostat opens at 180 degrees, helping regulate coolant flow once operating temperature is reached. This part cross-references Ford FR3Z8575A and Motorad 1010-180 for the same application.

Fits 2022-2023 Ford Mustang, N/A. Fits 2022-2023 Ford Transit Connect, N/A. Fits 2015-2021 Ford Mustang, N/A. Fits 2019-2021 Ford Transit Connect, N/A. Fits 2017-2020 Ford Fusion, N/A. Fits 2017-2020 Lincoln MKZ, N/A. Fits 2017-2019 Ford Escape, N/A. Fits 2016-2019 Ford Explorer, N/A. Fits 2015-2019 Lincoln MKC, N/A. Fits 2016-2018 Ford Edge, N/A. Fits 2016-2018 Ford Focus, N/A.

What It Helps Address

• Cracked or warped thermostat housing
• Coolant leaks at the housing or gasket surface
• Sticking thermostat that affects engine temperature control
• Overheating caused by restricted coolant flow
• Cooling system service on vehicles with an integrated thermostat housing cover

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the housing style, outlet port layout, and mounting-hole pattern before installation. Inspect the mating surfaces and cooling passages for residue or damage, and replace coolant as needed during thermostat housing service. Confirm the application by year, make, and model, including the listed notes for each vehicle.

Quality Assurance

This replacement housing is engineered to match stock fit and durability and is built to withstand extreme temperature changes for extended service life.