Thermostat MOPAR or Wahler

MOPAR Thermostat
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  • Slow warm-up:
  • Overheating:
  • Cabin heat:
Rating 5.0

Finally got around to replacing the thermostat on my 2000 XJ. Temp rarely hit 210 unless I was idling for a while so I suspected a bad thermostat. Sure enough it was stuck in the open position. I was able to find an OEM one part # 5202 8186AC. 195 degree with a weephole. Noticeable difference in performance and it’s nice to have heat again.

Pros: improved performance, restored heat
Part number: 5202 8186AC
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Wahler Thermostat

Got the Wahler on my 2008/2011 and it was identical to the MB part except the area that had the MB logo on the original one was ground out.

Pros: identical to OEM part
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Wahler Thermostat
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  • Overheating:
Rating 3.0

My 2007 MKV 2.5 Jetta is still having overheat problems even after changing the tstat to a OEM (Wahler) and the waterpump to one with metal impeller, which works way better than the original.

Pros: metal impeller works better
Cons: still having overheat problems
Vehicle: Volkswagen Jetta
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Wahler Thermostat
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  • Overheating:
Rating 1.5

Thermostat was ALSO replaced when the water pump was, with a Wahler unit. Guess I got 10k miles out of it?

Cons: short lifespan
Vehicle: BMW
Mileage: 10000 km
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MOPAR Thermostat

I had a very similar issue. Radiator and Thermostat replaced after accident. 2014 WK2 3.6 V6 was overheating when I drove up the mountains in Colorado. The problem was the mechanic put a Napa thermostat in, then replaced with another napa thermostat. I bought a MOPAR thermostat and swapped it myself.

Pros: easy to replace
Cons: overheating in mountains
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