Product Description
Thermostat/gasket
Specifications
Product Overview
| Part Number | 80916-7606571 |
| Product Type | Thermostat with Integrated Gasket |
Physical Specifications
| Component | Temperature Regulating Valve with Bonded Gasket |
| Gasket Included | Yes - Integrated |
| Typical Service Life | 3-5 years |
| Sealed Against | Coolant leakage at housing connection |
Compatibility
| Application | Electric Lift Truck Cooling Systems |
| Replacement Trigger | Engine overheating, running cold, coolant leakage, temperature regulation failure |
Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What is the function of thermostat 80916-7606571?
A: Thermostat 80916-7606571 regulates coolant flow and engine temperature in lift truck cooling systems. It opens at a calibrated temperature to allow coolant circulation and closes when the engine reaches operating temperature. The integrated gasket seals the thermostat housing against coolant leakage.
Q: How does thermostat 80916-7606571 differ from other OEM thermostats?
A: Thermostat 80916-7606571 is designed for a specific lift truck application or model variant. The part number designation (80916-7606571) indicates it may have different temperature specifications or housing dimensions compared to related thermostat numbers like 80916-7603271 or 80916-7603371. Always verify exact compatibility.
Q: What lift truck models require thermostat 80916-7606571?
A: This thermostat is designed for electric lift truck models specifying OEM part number 80916-7606571. Confirm your equipment model, engine type, and year against your service documentation or parts diagram to ensure this is the correct thermostat for your application.
Q: Is the gasket included with thermostat 80916-7606571?
A: Yes, the gasket is integrated into this thermostat assembly. The gasket is permanently bonded to the component and provides a complete seal when installed. No separate gasket kit or sealing compound is required.
Q: How often should thermostat 80916-7606571 be replaced?
A: Replace the thermostat when you observe engine overheating, running too cold, coolant leakage at the housing, or other temperature regulation problems. While thermostats do not have a fixed replacement interval, expect 3 to 5 years of typical service life. A faulty thermostat can damage the engine.