2012 Toyota Avalon - Thermostat/Water Outlet Gasket

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Fel-Pro Coolant Thermostat Seal - 35445

Part #:
35445
Line:
FEL
5.49 Each
Availability Controls for Fel-Pro Coolant Thermostat Seal
Thermostat Housing Seal  
Material:   Rubber

Fel-Pro Coolant Outlet Gasket - 35767

Part #:
35767
Line:
FEL
2.99 Each
Availability Controls for Fel-Pro Coolant Outlet Gasket
Thermostat Gasket  
Number Of Bolt Holes:   3

Fel-Pro Coolant Outlet Gasket - 35801

Part #:
35801
Line:
FEL
3.99 Each
Availability Controls for Fel-Pro Coolant Outlet Gasket
Thermostat Gasket   Inlet
Material:   Rubber
Style:   Molded
Inside Diameter (in):   2.260 Inch

Fel-Pro Coolant Thermostat Housing Gasket - 35809

Part #:
35809
Line:
FEL
5.49 Each
Availability Controls for Fel-Pro Coolant Thermostat Housing Gasket
Thermostat Housing Seal  
Number Of Bolt Holes:   0

MAHLE Coolant Thermostat Housing O-Ring - C31090

Part #:
C31090
Line:
MAE
4.99 Each
Availability Controls for MAHLE Coolant Thermostat Housing O-Ring
Thermostat Housing O-Ring   Molded Rubber
Material:   Rubber
Type:   O-Ring
Inside Diameter (in):   2.030 Inch

MAHLE Coolant Thermostat Housing Gasket - C32202

Part #:
C32202
Line:
MAE
8.99 Each
Availability Controls for MAHLE Coolant Thermostat Housing Gasket
Coolant Outlet Gasket   Water Bypass; Multi-Layered Steel
Material:   Multi-Layer Steel (MLS)
Style:   Flat
Thickness (mm):   1mm

What Is A Thermostat Gasket?


The thermostat gasket seals the thermostat housing to keep coolant from leaking around the housing. Thermostat or water outlet gaskets may be a flat, self-sealing gasket, a flat gasket that requires sealer, or even an O-ring, depending on the design of your cooling system. It's important to remember that any time the thermostat housing is removed for cooling system service or repair, the thermostat housing gasket should also be replaced to ensure a leak-free repair. Like all gaskets, thermostat gaskets can wear out over time or due to excessive heat and pressure, which can lead to coolant leaks, even while the engine isn't running. If you notice coolant leaking around the thermostat housing, low coolant levels, temperature fluctuations, or overheating, check your thermostat gasket for signs of damage. It may also be necessary to check other cooling system components such as the radiator, water pump, and hoses to determine the source of the coolant leak. Low coolant levels can cause overheating, and continuing to drive with an overheating engine may result in a blown head gasket, warped cylinder heads, or a cracked engine block. If you notice your vehicle leaking coolant or overheating, it is best to park your vehicle until a repair can be made to prevent more serious and costly damage that will need to be addressed. At O'Reilly Auto Parts, we carry thermostat gaskets, water outlet gaskets, thermostats, and other cooling system parts to keep your engine running at its best.