Allmotorparts Aluminium Thermostat Housing Assembly – 3.6L Chrysler & Dodge (2011–2022)

Upgrade Aluminium Thermostat Housing Assembly for 3.6L Chrysler & Dodge

Refresh your cooling system with a purpose-built aftermarket replacement designed for the 3.6L V6 engines found in Chrysler and Dodge models from 2011 through 2022. The Allmotorparts Aluminium Thermostat Housing Assembly replaces the aging or leaking unit and is built to meet or exceed original equipment expectations while offering a robust aluminum design that stands up to engine heat and vibration.

In practice, a healthy thermostat housing helps manage the path of coolant between the engine and radiator as the engine warms up and cools down. When the housing is compromised, you might see symptoms such as a thermostat valve that sticks or warning lights related to coolant levels. While replacement can address these symptoms, it is not a guarantee of immediate performance—proper installation and vehicle-specific compatibility are key.

Key Benefits

• Upgraded aluminium construction for strength, heat resistance, and long-term durability.
• OE-style fit, form, and function to support reliable thermostat operation and reduced risk of leaks.
• Replaces part # 902-3035HP with a modern replacement designed to work across 3.6L Chrysler/Dodge models.
• Brand New, ready to install out of the box; designed as a straightforward direct replacement.
• Clear compatibility guidance in the listing helps you confirm fitment before purchase.

Compatibility and Fitment

Designed for 2011-2022 Chrysler 300, 2013-2017 Chrysler 300C, and 2011-2022 Challenger and Charger equipped with the 3.6L V6 engine. Please verify your vehicle information in the compatibility section to ensure a correct match.

What You Get

• 1 x Allmotorparts Aluminium Thermostat Housing Assembly
• Premium materials engineered to support steady cooling performance
• OE-style connectors and labeling for straightforward installation

Installation Tips

Consult your vehicle’s service manual for the replacement procedure. If you notice signs of a leak or cooling issues, consider replacing the housing to maintain proper engine temperature management. This is an aftermarket replacement, not a genuine OEM part.