Gates Engine Coolant Thermostat P/N:34713
Gates 33937 thermostat for the 1996-1999 BMW 318i 4-cylinder 1.9L and other vehicles regulates engine coolant temperature through an integrated housing. This engine coolant thermostat meets or exceeds OE standards for fit, form and performance.
An engine that overheats, warms up slowly or leaks coolant near the housing can mean the thermostat is failing. A low coolant level, a weak water pump, a clogged radiator or a faulty temperature sensor can be behind those signs too, so find the cause before you buy.
The vehicles it fits include the 1996-1999 BMW 318is 4-cylinder 1.9L and the 1996-1999 BMW 318ti 4-cylinder 1.9L, and each takes one.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One thermostat with its insert, seal and housing.
Interchange: 469-203
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Will this 318i thermostat fit a 1996-1999 BMW 318i 4-cylinder 1.9L?
Yes, Gates 33937 fits the 1996-1999 BMW 318i 4-cylinder 1.9L, one per car. For a different car, look up its year and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does this Gates thermostat come with its housing and seal?
Yes. Gates 33937 includes the thermostat, insert, seal and housing, plus a jiggle pin check valve.
At what temperature does this thermostat start to open?
This thermostat starts to open at 203°F (95°C).
How can I tell if this integrated housing thermostat is failing?
Overheating, a slow warm-up or coolant residue around the housing can mean it is failing. Look for residue only when the engine is cool; a shop can test the cooling system.
Can I use this 318ti thermostat on the 1996-1999 BMW 318ti 4-cylinder 1.9L?
Yes. Gates 33937 fits the 1996-1999 BMW 318ti 4-cylinder 1.9L, and the car takes one.
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