Thermostat Gates or MISHIMOTO

Gates Thermostat
3579
  • Cabin heat:
Rating 5.0

i personally run a 90c/195f one, the GATES 33209. it gets cold here in WI and it will hold 192f on the highway with the heat at speed 1

Pros: holds temperature well
Vehicle: Volkswagen Golf
Part number: 33209
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Gates Thermostat
laylobrown_
  • Overheating:
Rating 5.0

I have an 06. Had the same issue. Bought a cheap thermostat which turned out to be no good but acted the same as the old thermostat. Then, I changed EVERYTHING else in the coolant system, lol. Switched to Gates, problem solved.

Pros: solved overheating issue
Vehicle: Dodge RAM
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Gates Thermostat

To complement this, the Gates thermostat I bought for a Mercedes M272 engine was identical to the Mercedes A2722000115, except that the Mercedes logo cast into the housing had been (mostly) ground down.

Pros: identical to Mercedes part
Cons: logo mostly ground down
Vehicle: Mercedes
Part number: A2722000115
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MISHIMOTO Thermostat
EnKryptedToast1
  • Overheating:
Rating 3.0

I wanted to upgrade from plastic and got an aluminum Mishimoto thermostat, but i didn’t notice that it opens at 180°. Can i get away with the 180° thermostat, or should i ship it back and re-order a different, higher rated thermostat?

Pros: aluminum, upgrade from plastic
Cons: wrong opening temperature
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MISHIMOTO Thermostat
MainRotorGearbox
  • Slow warm-up:
  • Overheating:
Rating 0.5

I had 2 fail back to back. The first lasted 3 months, a couple thousand miles, the 2nd lasted 5 weeks, also a couple thousand miles. Left me stranded. 275 degree spike followed by coolant puking.

Cons: failed quickly, left stranded, coolant puking
Mileage: 3218 km
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MISHIMOTO Thermostat
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  • Slow warm-up:
Rating 0.5

when installing a mishimoto thermostat, check that the shoulder/flange is the same thickness as oem. Otherwise your stock hardware WILL NOT FIT. You will bottom out the bolt in the timing cover and snap that mf. Those bolts are extremely hard to access and a MAJOR HEADACHE to get extracted.

Cons: incorrect flange thickness, hardware fitment issues, difficult extraction
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