Thermostat / Ø52 mm / 82°C / Iseki E3AD1/E3AG1/E3CD/E3112

Thermostat with a diameter of 52 mm and an opening temperature of 82°C for Iseki tractors of the Iseki SF224, Iseki SF310, Iseki SF370, Iseki SGR25 series with Iseki E3AD1, Iseki E3AG1, Iseki E3CD, Iseki E3112 engines and others.

The coolant thermostat is one of the most important components of the cooling system and is responsible for controlling and regulating the temperature of the coolant. The thermostat is a device that operates under the influence of increased temperature, and its correct operation allows maintaining the correct temperature needed for the most efficient operation of the engine. When the temperature of the coolant rises to a certain level, the thermostat "opens" under the influence of heat, allowing the coolant to pass to the second circuit (radiator), which allows for effective cooling of the fluid, and further on the engine.

Dimensions :

• collar diameter: 52 mm,
• height: 40 mm,
• opening temperature: 82°C,
• part numbers: 6513-770-022-10.

Engine models :

Iseki :

• Iseki E3AD1,
• Iseki E3AG1,
• Iseki E3CD,
• Iseki E3112.

Tractor models :

Iseki :

• Iseki SF224,
• Iseki SF310,
• Iseki SF370,
• Iseki SGR25.

Engine overheating or very long engine warm-up to the appropriate operating temperature are the most visible symptoms of thermostat damage. Thermostat failure in the closed position causes engine overheating and is very dangerous for the engine, therefore after the coolant temperature warning light comes on, you should stop work as soon as possible and turn the engine off. A less dangerous situation is when the thermostat fails in the open position because water circulating in a large circuit affects the engine's failure to heat up and this is a failure less dangerous for the engine, but in the long run it also has an adverse effect and is harmful to the engine.

Magazine : M01:F83:S02

*Photos are for illustrative purposes only and may differ in detail from the delivered product due to differences in production over the years.