Gates Engine Coolant Thermostat P/N:33944
Gates 34784 thermostat for the 2007-2010 BMW X5 6-cylinder 3.0L and other vehicles controls engine coolant temperature from an integrated housing. This engine coolant thermostat bolts on as an all-in-one assembly.
A thermostat that is going bad can show up as slow warm-up, a temperature gauge that climbs, or coolant seepage at the housing. Those signs can have other causes, so with the engine off and cool, look over the housing for leaks or residue before you replace it.
This listing is one thermostat, and each engine takes one. It fits the 2007-2010 BMW X5 6-cylinder 3.0L and the 2008-2010 BMW X6 6-cylinder 3.0L, and it meets or exceeds OE standards for fit, form and performance.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One integrated housing thermostat assembly.
Interchange: 902-5154 · 790-207 · HT207-097
11537550172 · 86227 · TM3097 · 79007 · 57907 · 15297
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Is the Gates 34784 the right thermostat for a 2007-2010 BMW X5 6-cylinder 3.0L?
Yes. Gates 34784 fits the 2007-2010 BMW X5 6-cylinder 3.0L, and the 2008-2010 BMW X6 6-cylinder 3.0L takes it too.
At what temperature does this Gates thermostat start to open?
The Gates 34784 starts to open at 207°F (97°C).
Does the Gates 34784 come with its own housing?
Yes. It is an integrated housing thermostat supplied with the thermostat, insert and housing as one all-in-one, bolt-on assembly.
Which signs can point to a worn integrated housing thermostat?
Slow warm-up, a temperature gauge that climbs high, or coolant leaking at the housing can all be signs. Look at the housing only with the engine off and cool; a shop can test the thermostat.
Is this integrated housing thermostat electric?
Yes. This thermostat is electric, and it includes application-specific adaptive MAP-control for temperature regulation.
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