Genuine Sinotruk MC07 Engine Thermostat Element 082V06402-0115

 Precision-Engineered Thermostat for Sinotruk MC07 (MAN Technology) - Part 082V06402-0115

The 082V06402-0115 Thermostat Element is specifically engineered for the Sinotruk MC07 engine, which utilizes advanced MAN technology. This genuine component ensures your engine reaches its ideal operating temperature rapidly and maintains it consistently, regardless of external climate conditions or load weight.

Product Name: Sinotruk MAN MC07 Engine Thermostat Element, Part No.: 082V06402-0115
Alternative Name: MC07 Engine Cooling Thermostat Core / 80℃ Thermostat Insert / Heavy Duty Truck Engine Temperature Control Valve 082V064020115
Applicable Brand: Sinotruk, SITRAK, HOWO, HOHAN Heavy Truck
OEM Number: 082V06402-0115
Applicable Engine: MAN MC07 Diesel Engine
Applicable Models: SITRAK C7H/C5H, HOWO T7H/T5G, HOHAN Heavy Truck

Technical Specifications
Opening Temperature: 80℃
Full Opening Temperature: 95℃±2℃
Material: High-grade copper alloy + stainless steel body, corrosion-resistant, high temperature resistant
Working Pressure: Rated 0.2–0.5MPa, meets heavy truck cooling system standards
Function: Controls coolant circulation, maintains engine optimal operating temperature 80–95℃
Processing Standard: OEM original drawing production, ISO/TS16949 certified
Fitment: Direct replacement for Sinotruk MC07 engine, no modification needed

 Installation Notes
Correct installation is vital for the thermal regulation of your engine:
Safety First: Only work on a cold engine. Removing a thermostat from a hot engine can result in severe scalding from pressurized coolant.
Drain System: Partially drain the cooling system until the coolant level is below the thermostat housing.
Clean Mating Surfaces: Before installing the new thermostat, remove all traces of the old gasket from the engine block and housing. A clean surface is essential to prevent coolant leaks.
Directional Alignment: Ensure the 082V06402-0115 element is seated in the correct orientation. Some thermostats have a "jiggle pin" or air-bleed hole that must be positioned at the top to allow trapped air to escape.
Seal Check: Always use a new gasket or O-ring (if applicable). Tighten housing bolts evenly in a sequence to avoid warping the housing cover.
Air Purge: After installation, fill the system with the manufacturer-recommended coolant, start the engine, and monitor the temperature gauge while purging any air bubbles from the system.

FAQ：

• Q: How do I know if my MC07 thermostat is failing?
• A: Signs include the engine running consistently too cold (gauge not reaching middle), engine overheating, or fluctuating temperature readings.