Practice question
What is the primary function of a thermostat valve in a liquid-cooled internal combustion engine?
- To maintain the engine at its optimum operating temperature by directing coolant flow
- To monitor the coolant level in the radiator reservoir
- To regulate the pressure of the lubrication oil in the crankcase
- To pump coolant from the bottom of the radiator to the cylinder head
Answer: A — To maintain the engine at its optimum operating temperature by directing coolant flow
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