🌟 Keep your engine cool, your drive smooth, and your status elevated.
The Motorcraft RT1201 Thermostat is a precision-engineered, vehicle-specific cooling component made from durable aluminum. Operating at 12 volts DC, it ensures accurate temperature regulation for optimal engine performance. Compact and lightweight, it fits multiple vehicle models and is manufactured by the trusted Motorcraft brand.
| Brand | Motorcraft |
| Model Name | Thermostats |
| Controller Type | Touch Screen |
| Color | Silver |
| Specific Uses For Product | Vehicle operation and maintenance |
| Temperature Control Type | Cooling |
| Included Components | Rt1201 |
| Item Weight | 22.68 g |
| Voltage | 12 Volts (DC) |
| Material | Aluminum |
| Shape | Round |
| Display Type | backlit LCD" or "backlit LCD or LED |
| Control Method | Touch |
| Backlight | No |
| UPC | 084422519937 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00084422519937 |
| Manufacturer | Motorcraft |
| Item Weight | 0.8 ounces |
| Product Dimensions | 2.95 x 2.45 x 2.49 inches |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Item model number | 108673 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Exterior | Machined |
| Manufacturer Part Number | RT1201 |
| OEM Part Number | RT*1201* |
D**.
Greta product of course!
I like the fit, it comes with the gasket, and it works great no leaks no overheating. Runs at 175 degrees
D**M
Good replacement thermostat.
Used this in a 7.3 ford F350 when replacing the water pump. The thermostat is working great with the new Gates water pump. This truck hauls horses in the mountains, so it needs to be reliable.
R**R
Easy install, high quality part, much better with integrated seals
If you need a thermostat for your 1999-2003 Ford 7.3, this is it. I've been operating with a bad thermostat for three years and decided after a very cold drive it needed to be replaced ASAP. It's easy to replace and doesn't require any extra seals. I would recommend buying a new housing (Motorcraft RH63) in addition to this. Also, if you have an upper radiator hose that goes through the serpentine belt, this will be a good time to replace it with the one that goes around (Motorcraft KM4351).Tools:Channel locksSocket Wrench (8mm and 1/2" I believe...)Putty knifeFlat ScrewdriverDirections:1) Drain roughly a gallon or two of coolant, squeeze the upper hose to tell when its down to where you won't make a mess2) Remove the upper radiator hose3) Unbolt the three bolts around the housing4) Remove the old one, pry it with a screwdriver if necessary5) Scrape crud off the sealing platform making sure it doesn't fall into the coolant6) Put the new one in, put the housing on and torque to 20 ft-lb. No need for RTV, but you can put a little if you want.7) Spray a little (keyword little) wd40 on the housing to make putting the upper hose on possible8) Fill coolant, check for leaks, test drive, check for leaks
J**N
OEM as expected
OEM fit for 2001 7.3l. Just as I needed. Comes with gasket
A**G
Can’t beat OEM
can’t be OEM
Y**F
Over 4years no problem
Exact fit
C**O
Works as intended! Redesigned to include thermostat housing gasket ...
Works as intended! Redesigned to include thermostat housing gasket on both sides of the flange instead of the old style with separate gasket that always leaked. This one does not leak!
B**N
Fit a ford 2002 sd f350 7.3 ps
Fit fine and did not leak. Came with proper o ring gasket.
