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82°C Thermostat Fit for Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 4000 3000 2001-2023 49054-2056

82°C Thermostat Fit for Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 4000 3000 2001-2023 49054-2056

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82°C Thermostat for Kawasaki

This 82°C thermostat for Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 4000, 3000, and models from 2001-2023, with OEM cross-reference 49054-2056, regulates engine coolant temperature. The 82°C thermostat ensures the engine reaches proper operating temperature quickly and holds it steady. A direct replacement component for Kawasaki Mule cooling systems, part number 49054-2056.

Overview

This 82°C thermostat for Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 4000 and 3000 is a cooling system component that controls coolant flow. It helps the engine warm up efficiently and prevents overheating during operation. Designed for Kawasaki Mule vehicles produced between 2001 and 2023, this thermostat matches OEM specification 49054-2056.

Built For Performance

  • 82°C opening temperature for optimal thermal management
  • OEM cross-reference 49054-2056 ensures specification match
  • Rugged construction withstands engine vibrations and thermal cycling
  • Precise valve action for consistent coolant flow regulation
  • Includes a durable sealing surface for leak-free operation

Fits These Machines

  • for Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 4000
  • for Kawasaki Mule 3000
  • for Kawasaki Mule models 2001-2023

On-The-Job Use

  • Maintains engine temperature during agricultural and utility tasks
  • Supports reliable operation in demanding off-road conditions
  • Ensures consistent performance for hauling and towing applications
  • Useful for replacing a stuck-open or stuck-closed thermostat on Kawasaki Mule vehicles

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 49054-2056
Opening Temperature 82°C
Compatible Models Kawasaki KAF620 Mule 4000, Mule 3000
Model Years 2001-2023

Good To Know

Q: Should I replace the thermostat when doing a coolant flush? A: It is often recommended to replace the thermostat during cooling system maintenance to ensure reliable operation and prevent future breakdowns.

Q: What causes a thermostat to fail? A: Thermostats can fail due to corrosion, mineral deposits, or mechanical wear, leading to either stuck-open or stuck-closed conditions that affect engine temperature.

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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