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2519222 Thermostat Assembly Water Outlet For Chevrolet Sonic Cruze Limited 1.8L

2519222 Thermostat Assembly Water Outlet For Chevrolet Sonic Cruze Limited 1.8L

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Thermostat Assembly Water Outlet for Chevrolet

This thermostat assembly water outlet is a direct-fit replacement that regulates coolant flow and provides the housing connection point for 1.8L engines, referencing OEM part number 2519222.

Overview

This thermostat assembly water outlet for Chevrolet combines the thermostat, housing, and outlet into one service-ready unit. The thermostat assembly water outlet controls coolant circulation to keep engine temperature within the proper operating range, and the integrated outlet routes heated coolant back through the cooling system. It is aimed at DIYers and shops servicing 1.8L Chevrolet Sonic and Cruze Limited models.

Built For Performance

  • Combined thermostat, housing, and water outlet in a single assembly for simplified replacement
  • Housing constructed to withstand continuous hot coolant exposure
  • Thermostat rated to open at the factory-specified temperature for the 1.8L engine
  • Gasket-ready sealing surface for a leak-free install
  • Direct-fit geometry matching the original mounting points and hose connections

Fits These Machines

  • for Chevrolet Sonic 1.8L
  • for Chevrolet Cruze Limited 1.8L

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a stuck-open thermostat causing slow warm-up or poor heater output
  • Fixing an overheating condition from a thermostat stuck closed
  • Resealing a leaking thermostat housing on a high-mileage 1.8L
  • Routine cooling system refresh during a coolant flush

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 2519222
Type Thermostat assembly with water outlet
Engine Fitment 1.8L

Good To Know

Q: Do I need to replace the thermostat and outlet together? A: On this 1.8L design the thermostat is housed inside the outlet assembly, so the two are serviced as one unit. If either the thermostat or the housing is failing, replacing the whole assembly handles both at once.

Q: Should I bleed the cooling system after installing it? A: Yes, trapped air can cause erratic temperature readings and poor heater performance. Refill slowly and run the engine with the bleed procedure for your model until coolant circulates steadily.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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