079121115BK VAG THERMOSTAT/COOLANT/A6/A8/Q7, Price: 266.42$, Weight: 0.25kg


Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Ship in, Days Price

VAG

079121115BK

THERMOSTAT/COOLANT/A6/A8/Q7

1

0.25

2-3

266.42$

 

Substitutions

Make Number Name Availability Weight, kg Processing, days Price  
MERCEDES
A0019896803 
TRANSMISSION OIL ATF-134
24
1.043
2-3
33.18$
 
MERCEDES
A2720510739 
PULSE WHEEL,CAMSFT EX/LFT-W212
7
0.095
2-3
15.96$
 
Behr
TM2395 
THERMOSTAT/COOLANT/A6/A8/Q7
0
0.288
2-3
122.55$
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Engine Coolant Thermostat for Audi A6, A8, Q7 ️

This OE-grade coolant temperature regulator keeps your Audi’s V6/V8 running at the ideal operating range. It balances warm-up speed and cooling performance, protecting the engine, turbo seals, and catalytic converters while improving fuel economy and cabin heat.

Why this part is needed βœ…

The thermostat controls when coolant flows to the radiator. By holding coolant inside the block during warm-up, the engine reaches working temperature faster, reducing wear, emissions, and fuel use. Once hot, it meters flow to maintain a steady gauge reading, even in traffic or towing.

How it works βš™οΈ

Inside is a wax capsule and calibrated spring. As coolant heats, the wax expands, pushing a piston that opens the valve and redirects flow from the bypass to the radiator. Precision sealing and an O-ring prevent leaks, ensuring stable pressure in the cooling system.

What happens if it fails ❗

Stuck closed: rapid overheating, boiling coolant, warped heads, and possible head-gasket damage. Stuck open: slow warm-up, weak heater, rich mixture, higher fuel use, and fault codes (like low coolant temp). Leaking housing or seal: coolant loss, air pockets, and fluctuating temperatures.

Fitment & quality

Designed for selected Audi A6, A8, and Q7 petrol engines. OE-style housing, precise wax pellet, and durable spring ensure long life and exact flow control.

Installation tips ️

Replace the gasket, use fresh G12/G13 coolant, and bleed the system thoroughly. Tighten bolts evenly, inspect hoses and water pump, and verify with a stable temperature gauge after a road test.