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Stant 13798 Engine Coolant Thermostat
| Brand | Stant 13798 |
|---|---|
| Flange Diameter (Without Seal) (in) | 1.72 |
| Freight Class | 70 |
| Height from Flange to Bottom (in) | 0.87 |
| Height from Flange to Top of Bridge (in) | 0.78 |
| Temperature (F) | 180 degrees |
| Fits | — |
OE type thermostat. Original equipment design for a direct-fit cooling system replacement.
Stainless steel assembly. Engineered for smooth performance and long-lasting durability.
180-degree opening. Helps regulate coolant flow at the specified temperature.
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OE Type Thermostat for Engine Cooling
The Stant 13798 OE Type Thermostat is built to match original equipment design for steady engine temperature control. It opens at 180 degrees Fahrenheit and uses a stainless steel assembly for smooth operation in the cooling system.
For drivers searching for a thermostat for Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla cooling system service, this Stant thermostat offers a direct-fit style solution built around OE dimensions and materials.
Key Features
- 180 degrees Fahrenheit opening temperature
- Original equipment design for OE-style replacement
- Durable construction for long service life
- Stainless steel assembly for consistent movement
- Flange diameter without seal: 1.72 in.
- Height from flange to bottom: 0.87 in.
- Height from flange to top of bridge: 0.78 in.
Product Details
Stant OE Type Thermostat Part Number 13798 is an engine coolant thermostat designed for precise temperature regulation in the cooling system. The 180-degree rating helps the engine reach and maintain its operating range, while the stainless steel assembly supports smooth, repeatable performance. The OE-style construction and measured flange dimensions make this thermostat a practical choice for maintenance and cooling system repair on vehicles such as Honda Civic and Toyota Corolla.
This part cross-references Monroe Shocks & Struts (e.g., 172286, 182286) for the same application.
Common Cooling System Issues It Can Address
- Engine running too cool or too warm
- Slow warm-up after startup
- Temperature fluctuation during driving
- Cooling system service after thermostat wear
- Restoring stable coolant flow control
Installation Notes and Tips
Verify thermostat orientation, flange diameter, and housing fit before installation. Inspect the thermostat housing, gasket sealing surfaces, and coolant condition during service. Follow the vehicle service procedure for coolant refill and air bleeding after replacement. Confirm the 180-degree temperature specification matches the original application before installation on Honda Civic or Toyota Corolla models.
Quality Assurance
Stant builds this OE Type Thermostat with durable materials and a stainless steel assembly to support consistent cooling system performance. The original equipment design helps maintain the intended fit and operating characteristics for the application.
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