Name: Gates 33448 Thermostats
SKU: 33448
Price: 59.49 USD
Availability: InStock

GATES CORPORATION part description

Features Advantages: Precision temperature control

Customer Pack: 1.0

Packaging: Individually Boxed

Standard Pack: 1

Product Attributes

Design: Side By-Pass

Jiggle Pin: No

Number of Check Valves: 0

Number of Seals: 0

Type: Heavy-Duty Thermostat

Specifications

Depth from Flange (in): 2.12

Flange Diameter (in): 2.865

Height from Flange (in): 2.12

Total Height (in): 3.09

Temperature

Temperature (F): 180

Weight

Weight (Lbs.): 1.11

Product Description

Green Stripe Heavy-Duty Engine Coolant Thermostat

Application Summary

1988-1978 GMC, Brigadier, Detroit Diesel 6-71 Diesel, Thermostat

Features & Benefits

Heavy-gauge brass and stainless steel construction for corrosion resistance
Quality-controlled factory calibration assures accuracy of opening and closing, regardless of pressure changes
Temperature sensitive heat motor provides consistent valve response for smooth performance and precise engine cooling
Jiggle pins for air venting, seals and gaskets make these thermostats equivalent to the original equipment parts

Product Attributes

Material	Stainless Steel, Steel, Brass, Copper
Sealing Flange Outside Diameter	2.86 IN
Height Between Flanges	2.65 IN
Design	Side By-Pass
Type	Heavy-Duty Thermostat
Height	3.15 IN
Gasket Quantity	0
Jiggle Pin Weep Hole	No
Start to Open Temperature	180 FA
Installation Tool Included	No
Flange Thickness	.2 in
9811	2.29 IN
9841	0
9852	0
9907	.3 IN

Additional Information

Country of Origin (Primary)	CN
Harmonized Tariff Code (Schedule B)	8481809015
UPC	00072053024760
VMRS Code	042006000
UNSPSC	41112209

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