82°C Thermostat 87761967 for New Holland L465 L565 LX465 LX485 LX565 LX665
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Compatible Models
We do our best to list all compatible models. Although this may be the part you need, your exact model may not appear below.
| Application | Fitment Notes |
|---|---|
| New Holland L465 / L565 | Listed application family for the 87761967 thermostat. |
| New Holland LX465 / LX485 / LX565 / LX665 | Listed application family; verify serial number. |
Product Overview
The thermostat regulates coolant flow between the engine and radiator so the engine can warm up properly and then stay near its intended operating temperature. A thermostat stuck open can cause slow warm-up, while one stuck closed can lead to overheating.
Key Features & Performance
- 82°C opening-temperature specification
- Replaces earlier New Holland reference 87761967
- Cooling-system service part for selected New Holland skid steers
- Current catalog cross-reference runs through SBA145206201 to replacement SBA145206182
Common Reasons for Replacement
- Engine runs too cool or takes too long to warm up
- Engine overheats because the thermostat is not opening
- Thermostat is being replaced during cooling-system service
Technical Specifications
- Opening Temperature: 82°C
- Part Type: Engine Coolant Thermostat
OE / Reference Numbers
- 87761967
- SBA145206201
- SBA145206182
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I confirm fitment? Confirm the original thermostat number and machine serial number. 87761967 was superseded in New Holland parts data, so later replacement numbers may appear in current catalogs.
Is this an OEM part? This listing is for a replacement part. Brand names and OE/reference numbers are used to identify fitment unless the listing specifically states that the item is genuine OEM.