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KYSOR 5022 02185 06 Part Description
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Features & Benefits
- Threaded 9/16-18 UNF fitting for tight coolant system integration
- Detects a drop in coolant levels before overheating occurs
- Ideal for trucks, buses, and heavy-duty equipment
- Outboard configuration for easier access and serviceability
Kysor Engine Coolant Level Sensor Low Coolant Probe
Coolant level sensors are crucial for early detection of potentially dangerous low-fluid conditions. The Kysor Engine Coolant Level Sensor Low Coolant Probe is configured for outboard mounting and uses a 9/16-18 UNF thread to securely install into compatible reservoirs or cooling systems. This sensor detects the presence or absence of coolant and signals alerts to help avoid overheating or engine damage. Get the Kysor 5022 02185 06 today.
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KYSOR 5022 02185 06 Manufacturer Information
When it comes to climate control solutions, nobody keeps it cooler better than Kysor®. A Bergstrom brand, Kysor offers cab climate solutions for Class 8 trucks, including popular brands such as International, Mack, Kenworth, Peterbilt and Freightliner. Their catalog includes cab and sleeper climate systems and components, air distribution systems and climate controls. These products are designed to provide reliable and consistent climate control, power efficiency, and reduced engine wear and maintenance for added savings for the customer. All products are manufactured in-house in state-of-the-art facilities under supervision of the industry’s top engineering experts. So it’s no surprise that Kysor is the preferred choice of fleets worldwide.
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