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MOPAR Thermostat
used-user001
Rating 5.0
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  • Cabin heat:

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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Duralast Thermostat
wmk0002
Rating 4.5
  • Overheating:
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installed new Duralast (motorad) 207F thermostat and it seems to have fixed the issues. Gauge is coming up to just a hair under the 210 midpoint and the live data on my scan tool shows the ECT is running between 205 and about 214F after fully warmed up and moderate level accelerations and driving. The front heat is now scorching hot and the rear heat is much improved as well.

Pros: fixed issues, improved heating, stable temperature
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Duralast Thermostat
oomda
Rating 4.5
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I got a duralast part from autozone with a lifetime warranty for 25 bucks. My jeep has been been running well for the last year since the change to the duralast part

Pros: running well, lifetime warranty
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Duralast Thermostat
Shockwavee92
Rating 5.0
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I will say I went through several OEM stats and finally put a duralast in and it's been in now 5 years no problems.

Pros: no problems, 5 years reliability
Vehicle: Toyota Sienna
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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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