Wahler Thermostats, EGR Valves, Parts





Established far back in 1902, Wahler has matured into a leading supplier of automotive parts that beat the competition in terms of quality and durability. The company's history of success started with its first patented bellows thermostat. In the ensuing decades, Wahler developed and produced thermostats along with other high-temperature automotive parts for a wide variety of applications. Today, the brand operates under the umbrella of BorgWarner known as the world's leader in clean and efficient technology solutions for all types of vehicles.

Aside from being used by do-it-yourselfers all around the globe, Wahler parts are originally put in many Volkswagen and other vehicles. The lineup of Wahler automotive components is constantly expanded to meet ever-growing industry demands. So whether you are in need of an integrated, electrically heated, sleeve valve, or electromotoric thermostat or any related component, the company has you covered with a great variety of options to choose from. Whatever Wahler thermostat or thermoswitch, it stands for proper functionality, thus ensuring optimum levels of heat management for the engine’s reliable performance and lasting life.

Since 1980, Wahler has also been known as a reliable supplier of exhaust gas return systems, also called the EGR valves. Today, they are the most frequently used technology for reducing pollution by enhancing the engine output and controlling the emission of harmful nitrous oxides and soot particulates. The company's extensive product portfolio currently offers electrical and pneumatic EGR valves and flaps for a wide range of passenger cars and commercial vehicles. Every Wahler EGR valve and flap is precisely crafted to improve fuel economy, reduce emissions, and serve for years to come.

Wahler Reviews

2 reviews
4.8 of 5
Porsche
I think the quality is good.
Posted by Carlos (Hartford, CT) / November 29, 20181977 Porsche 924
4.8 of 5
So Far, So Good
Out with the old, in with the new. The part fits perfectly in place of the old one and works well. My only complaint is that the new part had a slightly larger circumference around the outside than the old part. This meant I had to use pliers to tighten it down, rather than a socket. Not a big deal.
Posted by Thomas (Morgan Hill, CA) / August 27, 20151989 Volkswagen Golf GTI