Name: Aluminium Thermostat Housing Assembly Fit for Mercedes-Benz C230 C250 C300 C350 E300 ML350 R350 S400 SLK300 Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing for Car 2722000015 2722000115 2722000415 TM45100D
Brand: Nilight
SKU: 840323946636
Price: 8.70 USD
Availability: InStock

Aluminium Thermostat Housing Assembly Fit for Mercedes-Benz C230 C250 C300 C350 E300 ML350 R350 S400 SLK300 Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing for Car 2722000015 2722000115 2722000415 TM45100D

Description

Vehicle Compatibility: The NIlight thermostat housing is specifically fit for Mercedes-Benz 2006-2009 C230, 2010-2012 C250, 2006-2007 C280, 2008-2012 C300, 2006-2011 C350, 2006-2009 CLK350, 2007 E280, 2008-2009 E300, 2006-2011 E350, 2010-2012 GLK350, 2006-2011 ML350, 2010-2011 ML450, 2006-2011 R350, 2010-2013 S400, 2006-2008 SLK280, 2009-2011 SLK300, 2005-2011 SLK350

Oem Replacement Numbers: Replace your engine thermostat and housing with ease using our product, which is compatible with OEM numbers 2722000015, 2722000115, 2722000415, TM45100D. Please confirm your vehicle model and OEM number before purchasing to ensure a perfect fit

Function Of Product: Designed to replace the original thermostat housing assembly, this product plays a crucial role in regulating engine temperature. By keeping the engine temperature within a safe range, it reduces the risk of overheating, extends engine lifespan, and enhances vehicle performance and fuel efficiency

Superior Materials: Crafted with heavy duty aluminium, the thermostat housing for car is highly heat-resistant and crack-resistant, ensuring long lasting durability. The internal components are made of metal, providing professional grade reliability for stable operation

Package List: Includes 1 x upgrade aluminium automotive replacement engine thermostat housing and 1 x gasket. Installation is straightforward and does not require engine disassembly. Professional installation is recommended for optimal results. If you have any question, please feel free to contact us and our team is always at your service