DENSO Thermostats, Coolant

Compatible with MERCEDES-BENZ A-CLASS (W169) , MERCEDES-BENZ B-CLASS Sports Tourer (W245) ,
Ensures optimal engine temperature by regulating coolant flow. Maintains consistent performance and prevents overheating.
25.32 EUR
inc. VAT 21%
In stock 21
Delivery 1 day (13.05.2026)
PN DTM80600
Make DENSO
EAN 8717613399996

This DENSO thermostat is designed to precisely control the flow of coolant within your vehicle's engine. By opening and closing at specific temperatures, it ensures the engine reaches and maintains its optimal operating temperature, which is crucial for efficiency and longevity. A properly functioning thermostat is vital for preventing both overheating and undercooling. Overheating can lead to severe engine damage, while an engine that runs too cool will experience reduced fuel economy and increased wear. This DENSO unit provides reliable regulation to keep your engine performing at its best. Engineered with quality materials, this thermostat is built to withstand the demanding conditions of the engine bay. It is a direct fit for specified applications, ensuring ease of installation and proper integration with your cooling system.

  • Regulates engine coolant flow for optimal temperature control
  • Prevents engine overheating and undercooling
  • Ensures efficient engine performance and fuel economy
  • Durable construction for long-lasting reliability
  • Designed for precise temperature activation
  • Helps reduce engine wear and emissions
  • Direct fit for easy installation
Additional article/Additional information
with gaskets
OE-number
6402000415
Opening temperature
+80
Mass [g]
182,1
Gross weight [g]
220,1
  • MERCEDES-BENZ
    • A-CLASS (W169)
      • A 200 CDI (169.308, 169.008) (100kW/136PS)
      • A 160 CDI (169.006, 169.306) (60kW/82PS)
      • A 180 CDI (169.007, 169.307) (80kW/109PS)
      • A 200 CDI (169.008, 169.308) (103kW/140PS)
    • B-CLASS Sports Tourer (W245)
      • B 180 CDI (245.207) (80kW/109PS)
      • B 200 CDI (245.208) (103kW/140PS)
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