When it comes to cooling down your car's engine, no other part does it better than the radiator. It helps lower engine temperature through the simple process of heat exchange. As coolant flows through the engine, the fluid absorbs much of the engine block's heat. This keeps engine temperature at manageable levels, preventing the dangers of overheating. After taking heat from moving engine parts, the hot coolant returns to the radiator. The radiator is usually equipped with one to three rows of finned tubes that can hold heated coolant. The heat exchange process happens when air blown in through your vehicle's grille picks up heat from hot coolant, leaving the coolant at a lower temperature. The radiator's tubes are, however, thin and delicate. Front-end collisions can easily break these tubes, rendering the radiator useless. If you discover water dripping under your car, or you notice the engine's coolant level dropping unusually fast, then chances are good that the whole eadiator is busted. A replacement is probably due, but don't worry. Auto Parts Deal has the right stuff for you.
• Prevents engine overheating
• Designed to handle hot coolant
• Fits perfectly and last longer than stock
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