Factory Mopar Radiators

What a radiator does is help prevent engine overheats. How radiators work is a process that begins with coolant, more commonly known as antifreeze. As your engine runs, it puts out a lot of heat; the antifreeze travels back and forth through radiator hoses -- an inlet hose and an outlet hose, specifically -- trapping the heat. A radiator cap pressurizes the liquid as it moves. When all possible heat has been captured, your radiator's fins expel it, and a fan helps scatter it. As a result, your engine works better and lasts longer.

No radiator lasts indefinitely, though. Sometimes, they go bad. When that happens, other problems follow, like HVAC system malfunctions and engine failure. Luckily, there are symptoms of a bad radiator. Look for odd engine noises, damaged fins, sludgy antifreeze, and the sweet, syrupy smell of ethylene glycol (which usually means an antifreeze leak). If the needle or digital display on your vehicle's temperature gauge reads hot, though, it can indicate radiator failure. Do a full inspection to determine exactly what's going on.

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