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71℃ Thermostat for Kubota V2203 V1505 V1702 D1703 D1301 D1402 D1403 D1302 DH1101

71℃ Thermostat for Kubota V2203 V1505 V1702 D1703 D1301 D1402 D1403 D1302 DH1101

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71℃ Thermostat for Kubota

This 71℃ thermostat for Kubota is a coolant temperature regulator designed for select Kubota diesel engines, including the V2203 and V1505, ensuring the engine reaches and maintains proper operating heat.

Overview

This 71℃ thermostat for Kubota opens at 71 degrees Celsius to control coolant flow, helping the engine warm up quickly and stay within its designed temperature range. It is intended for Kubota industrial and agricultural engines such as the V2203, V1505, V1702, D1703, D1301, D1402, D1403, D1302, and DH1101. Installing this thermostat replaces an aging or faulty unit to restore reliable cooling system function.

Built For Performance

  • Rated opening temperature of 71℃ for accurate thermal regulation
  • Durable construction resists degradation from engine coolant and vibration
  • Precision calibration ensures consistent performance across temperature cycles
  • Direct-fit design simplifies replacement in compatible Kubota engine blocks
  • Helps reduce engine wear by reaching operating temperature faster

Fits These Machines

  • for Kubota V2203
  • for Kubota V1505
  • for Kubota V1702
  • for Kubota D1703
  • for Kubota D1301
  • for Kubota D1402
  • for Kubota D1403
  • for Kubota D1302
  • for Kubota DH1101

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a faulty thermostat in Kubota generators used for backup power
  • Restoring proper warm-up in Kubota excavators or mini loaders
  • Maintaining stable coolant temperature in irrigation pump engines
  • Serving as a scheduled maintenance part during cooling system service

Specs At A Glance

Opening Temperature 71℃
Part Number(s) Not specified

Good To Know

Q: Can this thermostat fit more than one engine model? A: Yes, it is listed to fit several Kubota engines with similar cooling system designs, but always verify the housing size and mounting pattern against your specific engine.

Q: How do I test this thermostat before installation? A: Suspend it in a pot of water with a thermometer, heat the water to 71℃, and watch for the valve to begin opening. If it does not open at that temperature, it is defective.

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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