Thermostat Wahler or AISIN

Wahler Thermostat

I've had the thermostat on my M272 engine replaced by an indy mechanic. OEM was Wahler, looking at the original the the Wahler I got, the only difference was the spot where the MB logo was on the original, it was grounded out by some grinding disk on the replacement one.

Pros: identical to OEM part
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Wahler Thermostat
novariable
  • Overheating:
Rating 5.0

Replaced the new Mahle/Behr one with a new Wahler one, and now it runs at 97° under low load and 80° under high load, as it should, and seems to be fine.

Pros: runs at correct temperature
Vehicle: BMW
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Wahler Thermostat
Cold_Entertainer_763
  • Slow warm-up:
  • Cabin heat:
Rating 5.0

I replaced the thermostat myself. It’s in a pretty bad place, hidden under the intake manifold. It took me about 3 hours to get the job done, had to use a mirror to see the screws. Mine was stuck open so the car in winter time wouldn’t even reach 190 F. I bought an OEM Wahler 07K121113B thermostat from Amazon for like 30$, so far has been working great.

Pros: working great, OEM quality
Cons: difficult installation
Vehicle: Volkswagen Passat
Part number: 07K121113B
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AISIN Thermostat
MrFordman999
  • Overheating:
Rating 5.0

The OEM Aisin thermostat opens at 185, staying completely closed until 180 where it can open up partially allowing proper circulation and proper temperature control. The engineers at Nissan designed this cooling system to function in a certain way at very specific temps. ONLY USE THE AISIN 185 OEM thermostat in these trucks.

Pros: proper circulation, temperature control
Vehicle: Nissan
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