Cooling Systems
Radiator
bproauto
1BP01699AA
Reach Radiators offer one of the largest product ranges in the aftermarket, covering more than 95% of the popular automotive and light...
MSRP $482.00 CAD
Radiator
bproauto
1BP01695AA
A global leader in the manufacture and distribution of aftermarket cooling products for automotive, heavy truck, and industrial...
MSRP $759.00 CAD
Coolant Bottle Vent Hose
Mopar
68440138AA
Turbo to Coolant Bottle. To Turbocharger.
MSRP $199.00 CAD
Hex Flange Head Screw, Mounting
Mopar
06104189AA
Oil Pump To Cylinder Block. Throttle Body to Intake Manifold. M6x1.00x60.00. M6x1.0x60.0. Oil Piump To Cylinder Block.
MSRP $4.65 CAD
Fluid Temperature Sensor
Mopar
68164627AA
Coolant Temp Sensor To Cyl Head. In Cylinder Head. Oil. At Cylinder Head. At Block. Coolant Temp in Head. Coolant Temperature Sensor....
MSRP $81.80 CAD
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Guide to Mopar® Cooling SystemsWhat Mopar® Cooling Systems Do
What Mopar® Cooling Systems Do
The factory cooling system in your vehicle helps keep the engine cooled during operation, it's also key to keeping the coolant liquid and flowing when outside temperatures drop below freezing. If the engine temperature gets too low, your fuel economy will worsen, and emissions will rise. If it gets too high, the engine will suffer significant damage.
How Mopar® Cooling Systems Work
Older vehicles may employ air cooling, but most modern cars and SUVs like your Dodge Challenger or Jeep Wrangler use liquid cooled systems. This system is made up of several components:
- Passages inside the engine block and heads allow coolant to flow through
- A water pump circulates the coolant
- The thermostat measures the temperature of the coolant and permits or restricts its flow as needed
- The radiator cools the hot coolant mix before it returns to the engine
- A radiator cap controls the system pressure
- Hoses connect the pieces and transfer the coolant between the engine and the radiator
How to Spot Cooling Systems Problems
With this many working parts, it makes sense that even the high-quality original cooling system parts found in your vehicle can fail due to wear and tear. Signs of trouble include:
- Steam begins to billow from under your hood
- An overheating vehicle is another clear indicator
- Low coolant levels
- Dirty looking coolant
Why Buy Genuine Mopar® Cooling System Parts Online
If one or more cooling system components needs to be replaced, insist on using original Mopar® parts. After all, they're the ones designed to fit your specific model. That guarantees fit, quality, and performance. You can find them in our online auto parts catalogue, in stock and ready to ship.