MotoRad 343-180 Integrated Housing Thermostat – INFINITI G37 (09-13) Q50 (14-18) QX50 (14-17) M37 (11-13) I30 (96-01) QX70 (14-17) G25 (11-12) Q70 (14-19) FX35 (11-12), Nissan Maxima (95) 370Z (09-20)

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Range of sophisticated machines, which includes a variety of high-speed assembly machines and automated calibration equipment. State-of-the-art equipment, strict quality control and functional testing to each thermostat ensure the customers that they can trust the high quality product used in their vehicle.
This part fits many vehicle years, makes and models. Please verify fitment with Amazon ConfirmedFit
Fits Select INFINITI: G37 09-13, Q50 14-18, QX50 14-17, M37 11-13, I30 96-01, QX70 14-17, G25 11-12, Q70 14-19, FX35 11-12, Q60 14-15, Q70L 15-19, Q40 15, EX35 11-12, FX37 13, EX37 13, M35h 12-13
Fits Select NISSAN: Maxima 95, 370Z 09-20
Direct OEM replacement for OE numbers: 2120031U03; 2120031U01

Customers say

Customers find the thermostat works well and praise its quality. The temperature control receives mixed feedback – while many say it maintains the correct temperature, one customer reports issues with temperature rise while idle. The fit also gets mixed reviews, with some finding it perfect while another notes it doesn’t work with their 2010 Infiniti FX35.

10 reviews for MotoRad 343-180 Integrated Housing Thermostat – INFINITI G37 (09-13) Q50 (14-18) QX50 (14-17) M37 (11-13) I30 (96-01) QX70 (14-17) G25 (11-12) Q70 (14-19) FX35 (11-12), Nissan Maxima (95) 370Z (09-20)

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  1. Jeff in Texas

    2000 Maxima – PERFECT
    A few days back I needed to pick my mom up at the airport. I live in Texas and it was 101 degrees as I left the house for the airport. Driving down the highway at 85 MPH (right at the speed limit!!) I noticed my thermostat was riding almost at boil over levels. I backed it down to 60 MPH (had folks look at me funny) and got my temp under control.18 years on the original thermostat was a good run, but it needed to be replaced. I popped this one in today and took her back out on the road for a test ride at 85MPH. Rock solid temps all the ways out and back.Perfect fit & function.FYI… comes with a gasket. It does not say this, but it does.

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  2. BF

    Nice, high quality piece that maintains the correct temperature!
    This is a really good brand that I was not familiar with and had no experience with. I had replaced the thermostat in my Nissan several times using other “well-known” / “famous” brands with the correct temperatures, but still had close to over heating problems in the summer time, despite all new water pump, hoses, fans and very high quality radiator. This thermostat fixed those over heating problems. You can actually notice the temperature gauge going down when the thermostat opens! Car maintains the same great temperature now that it did when it was new. I highly recommend. Oh yeah – don’t forget to order a thermostat gasket! there was none in my box when I opened it.

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  3. HarborLights

    FX35 Infiniti Thermostat – Not!
    An Amazon search for a 2010 FX35 Thermostat produced the Motorad 343-180. The FX35 is in my Amazon “Garage” and Amazon confirmed that the part did indeed fit my year and model vehicle. As you can see from the photos, this is not the case. The part I received had a much thinner body which would have required me to purchase 1/2″ shorter mounting bolts, if I’d wanted to try that option. But also – the thermostat mechanism, itself, was less beefy than the factory thermostat, so I’m not sure it would have met factory standards and worked properly. Of course, you only discover these kinds of issues AFTER you have removed the original thermostat and made your vehicle immobile. I decided to uber to the dealer to get a new part (for only $15.00 more) so I could finish my project quickly and on the same day I started it. While I haven’t had too many problems with the parts search in the past, this was a lesson learned. Amazon’s parts search feature has flaws and the Motorad 343-180 does not fit a 2010 Infiniti FX35. Unfortunately, I found this out too late to return the part. So, if anyone needs a nice ugly paperweight and has an FX35, this is the product to order!

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  4. Carlos Löwenbräu

    Almost exactly what we needed. Not exactly, but almost.
    Just as Juan (previous commentor) stated, the height of the base is NOT the same as the original thermostat for my 2007 G35 sedan. Thanks to Juan’s information (warning), I also purchased a multi-pack of stainless steel washers, just in case my experience mirrored his…and it did. I wound up having to use a quantity of five 1/16″ washers to offset the difference in height (0.3125″). That’s quite a difference between the two units and the reason why this item loses a star.Other than the physical height being extremely off the mark, the unit appears to be rather solidly constructed.INFINITI SEDAN OWNERS, TAKE NOTE: You’ll find that many sites, and even parts places, will state that a different thermostat design is compatible with your engine. While it does fit the bolt pattern, it is NOT compatible. The other thermostat has an additional water outlet (for another, smaller diameter hose that leads to the oil cooler…if memory serves). The thermostat with the water outlet is for the coupe, NOT the sedan.

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  5. Patty O Furniture

    Fits perfect. 2001 Pathfinder manual Xmisson
    Comes with sticky backed gasket, making real easy to install.

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  6. Juan guzman

    God quality on part
    I like the same quality like oem

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  7. Joshua

    2004 Infiniti g35
    These thermostats don’t work properly for 03-07 g35 coupe, causes cooling temps to soar to around 210 and makes fans stay on. Go OEM from Nissan or Infiniti when it comes to the thermostat.

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  8. Juan C. Julien

    Almost Perfect! 2007 Nissan 350Z Replacement Thermostat
    Product works well and no issue till now, however, learned to late that it’s not a perfect fit and I ended upbreaking one of the three bolts needed to reinstall. This products base is not as thick as the OEM thermostathousing, so the engine bolts need to be installed with 0-ring watchers or bolts replaced with the proper lengthbolts so you don’t over tighten and snap the head. But, for the price you cant beat it, I gave 3-Stars becauseof my bolt accident.

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  9. Catherine Arends

    I had read other reviews, yes the flange is thinner, I just cut the bolts slightly and it fit perfectly and it fixed my over heating problem. I tested older one in boiling water, would not open. Put in new one in boiling water and it opened at 190 degrees. Installed it. It did come with gasket. Working fine.

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  10. roberto oddi

    Product wrongly advertised, the thermostat housing was lacking the extra hole for rubber hose connection.

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    MotoRad 343-180 Integrated Housing Thermostat – INFINITI G37 (09-13) Q50 (14-18) QX50 (14-17) M37 (11-13) I30 (96-01) QX70 (14-17) G25 (11-12) Q70 (14-19) FX35 (11-12), Nissan Maxima (95) 370Z (09-20)
    MotoRad 343-180 Integrated Housing Thermostat – INFINITI G37 (09-13) Q50 (14-18) QX50 (14-17) M37 (11-13) I30 (96-01) QX70 (14-17) G25 (11-12) Q70 (14-19) FX35 (11-12), Nissan Maxima (95) 370Z (09-20)

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