Motorad 4913KT Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing Assembly

OE-Style Thermostat Housing for Ford Cooling Systems

The Motorad 4913KT engine coolant thermostat housing assembly is built for Ford cooling systems that need accurate temperature control and a secure sealing surface. It combines the housing, thermostat, and gasket in one OE-specification kit for 1980-1984 Ford truck and van applications, including Bronco, F-Series, and Econoline models.

Motorad Kit line products focus on direct-fit cooling service parts with OEM-style materials and processes. For buyers searching for a Ford Bronco thermostat housing assembly or a 195F Ford F-150 coolant thermostat housing kit, this part number 4913KT is built to match the original application requirements.

Key Features

• Engine coolant thermostat housing assembly for Ford cooling service
• OE supplier manufacturing with OEM quality materials and safety standards
• Copper case and wax compound for quick response to coolant temperature changes
• Offset design with air relief valve where applicable
• OEM-style seals included where applicable
• Silver finish with steel, stainless steel, copper, and paper construction
• Gasket or seal included; bolts not included
• Two bolt hole design

Detailed Description

The Motorad 4913KT is a thermostat housing assembly engineered for direct replacement in Ford cooling applications that call for a 195F thermostat. It is listed for 1980-1984 Ford Bronco, 1980-1984 Ford F-100, 1980-1984 Ford F-150, 1980-1984 Ford F-250, 1980-1984 Ford F-350, and 1980-1984 Ford Econoline van models, with fitment notes calling out unleaded fuel on select 1983-1984 applications. The housing uses OEM specifications and processes to support proper coolant flow and temperature regulation in demanding engine cooling systems.

This part cross-references 94913KT and NI for the same application. The Motorad 4913KT is a practical choice when replacing a worn thermostat housing on a Ford Bronco, Ford F-150, or Ford Econoline and you need a housing that follows the original temperature specification and sealing layout.

Common Problems This Part Can Address

• Coolant leaks at the thermostat housing sealing surface
• Erratic engine temperature caused by a worn thermostat assembly
• Corrosion or deterioration in the original housing
• Improper sealing from aged gasket material
• Temperature control issues in high-demand Ford cooling systems

Installation Notes and Tips

Verify the engine’s original thermostat temperature specification before installation, especially on 195F applications. Clean the mating surfaces thoroughly, inspect the coolant passages for corrosion or debris, and confirm the two-bolt housing pattern matches the vehicle before assembly. Use the included gasket or seal as specified, and follow the vehicle service procedure for coolant refill and air bleeding to reduce trapped air in the system.

Quality Assurance

Motorad manufactures this Kit line thermostat housing assembly with OEM quality materials and OE-supplier standards. The copper case and wax compound are selected for responsive temperature control, and the housing is built to OEM specifications for Ford cooling system service.