VIDEO: Electronic Thermostats – UnderhoodService

VIDEO: Electronic Thermostats

Andrew Markel goes over how the electronic thermostat works, including how it regulates temperature on startup and under load. Sponsored by MAHLE.

Andrew Markel goes over how the electronic thermostat works, including how it regulates temperature on startup and under load. Sponsored by MAHLE.

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