MotoRad Superstat Premium Thermostat, Stainless Steel, 180

Fit my 2000 Honda Accord. Everything is working well and the install went smoothly. Just remember it doesn't come with a rubber gasket that you need. Purchase the rubber gasket separately and you're good to go.

Bought for a 94 Acura Integra LS. Needed replaced and performed a flush of coolent 296,876 miles bone stock only problems ever was rotors and brakes. Maintenance is key. These Honda and Acura cars will run for ever. Thermostat is well made looks like the top competitor's at an awsome price compared. Definitely recommend. NOTE: Don't come with rubber gasket.

This thermostat is so awesome, I can't imagine another working better, I'll be buying these every time

This Stant T-stat does not include a gasket, which can be a real problem as often times the gaskest cannot be re-used. Be sure to pick up a new gasket along with your thermostat. While an Honda OEM thermostat can cost nearly 3 times the price of this, they do include a gasket. This T-stat seems to be functioning well so far as the Civic is now able to maintain engine temps during frigid MN winter driving, but I will have to see how long it holds up.

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I purchased a 2003 Honda Civic EX and it overheated. The dealer mechanic said they replaced the thermostat with a failsafe one. About a month later, I was experiencing weird fluctuating temps. A week later I got a check engine that said the thermostat had failed. I purchased this thermostat because of the positive reviews and my car hasn't had a problem since.

Stant 45878 SuperStat Thermostat - 180 Degrees Fahrenheit is ok to use but not the best for honda parts from

Works good but my temperature sits low so I believe I'm gonna switch out my temperature sensor.