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Lowest temp stock thermostat 71C/160F.
Austin Mini Thermostat 71c / 160f

Austin Mini Thermostat 71c / 160f

Austin Mini Thermostat 71c / 160f
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Austin Mini Thermostat 71c / 160f

Selected: 71C/160F
Part No: GTS102
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