Thermostat
Thermostat

11537510959 Thermostat 105°C for BMW 3 Series E90 E91 E92 1 Series E81 X1 E84

Thermostat 105°C – 11537510959

OEM thermostat for BMW 1 Series E81, 3 Series E90/E91/E92/E46, X1 E84.
Opening temperature: 105°C
Part No: 11 53 7 510 959

🌡️ BMW High-Temperature Thermostat (105°C) – OEM 11537510959

Optimize engine operating temperature and fuel efficiency with the
COWIN OEM-Standard Thermostat. This unit (Ref: 11 53 7 510 959)
opens at 105°C and is widely used across BMW 1 Series,
3 Series and X1 platforms, especially for turbocharged petrol engines.

✅ Key Features & Benefits

  • High Opening Temperature: 105°C helps reach optimal combustion temperature faster.
  • Turbo Engine Ready: Ideal for N43, N45, N46, N52 and related engines.
  • OEM Replacement: Direct fit for part number 11 53 7 510 959.
  • Fuel Efficiency: Reduces warm-up time and improves economy.

🚗 Vehicle Compatibility

Brand Model Chassis Code
BMW 1 Series Hatchback E81
BMW 3 Series Saloon E90
BMW 3 Series Touring E91
BMW 3 Series Coupé E92
BMW 3 Series Touring (Classic) E46
BMW X1 E84

⚙️ Technical Specifications

  • Product: Thermostat
  • Opening Temperature: 105 °C
  • OEM Part Number: 11 53 7 510 959 / 11537510959
  • Material: Reinforced Polymer / Metal Flange
  • Quality: 100% Tested & Calibrated

🛠️ Installation Note

High-temperature thermostats are commonly used on modern BMW engines.
Always bleed the cooling system thoroughly after installation.
Replace the housing gasket or O-ring to ensure a leak-free seal.

🏭 Why Choose COWIN Auto Parts?

COWIN (Gaoyun) specializes in European compact and executive vehicle cooling systems.
Every thermostat is factory-tested for accurate opening temperature and long-term durability.

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