2016 Subaru Crosstrek Thermostats – Maintain Optimal Engine Temps with OEM Precision

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Thermostats for 2016 Crosstrek – OEM Cooling Control for Peak Performance

The 2016 Subaru Crosstrek relies on a precisely tuned thermostat to regulate engine temperature. If your engine is running too hot, too cold, or fluctuating, your thermostat may be stuck open or closed—putting your vehicle’s performance and longevity at risk.

OEM thermostats are engineered to Subaru’s exact specifications, opening and closing at the correct temperature thresholds for your engine. This ensures fuel efficiency, emission control, and engine protection—whether you're driving across town or climbing mountain roads.

21210AA260 - : Thermostat for Subaru Image

Thermostat

Subaru 21210AA260
2.5L. Legacy, Outback. Thermostat - Subaru (21210AA260) The Thermostat - Subaru (21210AA260) is a genuine OEM engine cooling...
$27.45
MSRP $39.43
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11060AA260 - : Thermostat Housing for Subaru Image

Thermostat Housing

Subaru 11060AA260
Forester. Lower. 2.5L without turbo, 2011-13. Impreza. 2.5L without turbo, 2013-14. With hybrid. BRZ. Legacy. Outback. Crosstrek.
$19.70
MSRP $28.30
Save $8.60
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21236AA050 - : Thermostat Gasket for Subaru Image

Thermostat Gasket

Subaru 21236AA050
Forester. 2.5L without turbo, 2011-13. Impreza. Legacy/Outback. Crosstrek. BRZ.
$3.06
MSRP $4.40
Save $1.34
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21210AA191 - : Engine Coolant Thermostat for Subaru Image

Engine Coolant Thermostat

Subaru 21210AA191
XV Crosstrek. Engine Coolant Thermostat - Subaru (21210AA191) The Engine Coolant Thermostat - Subaru (21210AA191) is a...
$23.32
MSRP $33.50
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21210AA211 - : Engine Coolant Thermostat for Subaru Image

Engine Coolant Thermostat

Subaru 21210AA211
Impreza. XV Crosstrek. Legacy. Without turbo. Outback. Engine Cooling. Incl.Gasket.
$24.65
MSRP $35.42
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21236AA101 - : Engine Coolant Thermostat Gasket for Subaru Image

Engine Coolant Thermostat Gasket

Subaru 21236AA101
Transmission Cooling. Rear. Legacy, Outback. BRZ. Forester. Impreza. Crosstrek. 2.5L, 2024-25. 2.0L. from 07/13/2022.
$4.35
MSRP $6.25
Save $1.90
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11060AA270 - : Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing for Subaru Image

Engine Coolant Thermostat Housing

Subaru 11060AA270
Transmission Cooling. Legacy, Outback. Impreza. Without hybrid. Crosstrek.
$14.56
MSRP $20.92
Save $6.36
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800606980 - : Pulley Bolt for Subaru Image

Pulley Bolt

Subaru 800606980
2.4L turbo. 2.5L without turbo, 2011-13. 2.5L without turbo, 2013-14. 2.0L hybrid. With hybrid.
$0.42
MSRP $0.72
Save $0.30
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808206040 - : Water Pump Bolt for Subaru Image

Water Pump Bolt

Subaru 808206040
3.6L. 2.0L hybrid. With hybrid. 2.5L, 2024-25.
$1.39
MSRP $2.00
Save $0.61
30.5% Off

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Why Choose OEM Thermostats?

OEM Fitment – Designed for factory specifications to ensure precise performance. 

Prevents Failures – Maintains optimal operation and protects the engine from overheating. 

Durable Construction – Built with corrosion-resistant metal and quality rubber seals. 

Efficient Operation – Opens and closes accurately at the proper temperature range. 

Easy Installation – Direct fit design for hassle-free replacement.

Compatible Subaru Crosstrek Trims

These OEM thermostats fit the following 2016 Crosstrek models:

  • Crosstrek 2.0i

  • Crosstrek 2.0i Premium

  • Crosstrek 2.0i Limited

  • Crosstrek Hybrid (verify thermostat spec for hybrid cooling systems)

Be sure to verify your VIN or OEM part number to confirm compatibility with your specific engine variant.

Signs Your 2016 Crosstrek Needs a New Thermostat

🚙 Temperature gauge stays too low or spikes unexpectedly 

🚙 Engine overheating or running too cold 

🚙 Poor heater performance in winter 

🚙 Coolant leaks around thermostat housing 

🚙 Reduced fuel efficiency due to improper engine temps

Ignoring thermostat issues can lead to costly engine damage or premature wear.

How to Replace a Thermostat on a 2016 Crosstrek

Tools Needed: 

✔ Socket and ratchet set 

✔ Drain pan 

✔ Gasket scraper or seal remover 

✔ Torque wrench 

✔ Coolant (Subaru-approved)

Installation Steps:

  1. Drain Coolant – Open the drain plug and remove coolant to below thermostat level.

  2. Remove Thermostat Housing – Use proper socket size; clean mating surfaces.

  3. Remove Old Thermostat – Inspect for stuck valve or damaged seal.

  4. Install New OEM Thermostat – Ensure correct orientation; use a new gasket or seal.

  5. Reassemble Housing and Refill Coolant – Torque bolts to spec and bleed air from system.

Popular Related Parts for 2016 Crosstrek

🔹 2016 Crosstrek Radiator Hoses – Inspect for cracks or leaks when replacing thermostat 

🔹 2016 Crosstrek Coolant Temperature Sensor – Ensure accurate temp readings 

🔹 2016 Crosstrek Radiator Cap – Holds proper pressure in the cooling system 

🔹 2016 Crosstrek Water Pump – Circulates coolant; check for leaks or noise 

🔹 2016 Crosstrek Engine Coolant – Use Subaru-approved coolant for system protection

Get Your 2016 Crosstrek Thermostats Today!

Protect your engine, improve fuel economy, and enjoy consistent heating and cooling with genuine OEM thermostats for your 2016 Crosstrek. Engineered for exact performance and peace of mind.

🛒 Order Now and Keep Your Engine Running at Its Best

FAQs About 2016 Crosstrek Thermostats

When should I replace the thermostat? At the first signs of irregular engine temperature or every 100,000 km as preventive maintenance.

Can a bad thermostat cause poor gas mileage? Yes—running too cold affects combustion efficiency and fuel economy.

Should I replace the gasket when installing a new thermostat? Absolutely—always install a new gasket or seal to prevent leaks.

Is it OK to drive with a stuck-open thermostat? It’s not ideal—prolonged cold running can damage engine components over time.

Why choose OEM thermostats over universal ones? OEM thermostats match your engine's thermal curve and fit perfectly without guesswork.