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Radiator Draincock
Mopar
52028466AB
With Oring. With O Ring. After 01/10/2005. Radiator.
MSRP $34.70 CAD
Hose To Radiator Clamp, Inlet
Mopar
52029090AA
Upper Radiator Hose. To Engine. Engine side. To Radiator. 47mm. 47x20. For Outlet Hose. 3.7 Outlet Upper.
MSRP $21.40 CAD
Overflow Hose
Mopar
04266423
Over Flow, Roll Stock. Short, curved hose.
MSRP $423.00 CAD
Hose Clamp Clamp
Mopar
06105105AA
Cooling Water Hose to Water Pump. Hose to Thermostat. Convertible. Clean Air Duct 60-80MM. Charge Air Cooler Inlet. Turbo Ftg. and Hose....
MSRP $23.55 CAD
Hose Clamp
Mopar
55037660AA
55x15. Radiator outlet attach. Radiator Hose, Inlet. Rad to Rad Hose Inlet. Lower radiator hose at engine. Pump Inlet Attach. 55mm. For...
MSRP $18.35 CAD
Coolant Antifreeze
Mopar
68051211AC
Gallon. Standard MS-9769. Go5 spanish label. G05 spanish label.
MSRP $25.55 CAD
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Radiators & Parts: Essential Engine Cooling System Components
The Stellantis Canada parts team ships fast, and we have a fair return policy in case your order isn't the part you're looking for. Radiators and cooling system components remove excess heat from your engine to prevent overheating and maintain proper operating temperatures. The radiator transfers heat from hot coolant to outside air through a network of tubes and fins designed for maximum heat exchange efficiency. Models like the 300 and Compass use advanced cooling systems with electric fans and temperature sensors that automatically adjust cooling capacity based on engine demands and driving conditions.
How Radiator Systems Control Engine Temperature
Hot coolant flows through radiator tubes while outside air passes over cooling fins, transferring heat away from the engine. Electric cooling fans increase airflow when vehicle speed alone cannot provide adequate cooling capacity. The thermostat regulates coolant flow to maintain consistent engine operating temperature regardless of driving conditions. Constant heating and cooling cycles cause expansion and contraction that can stress radiator tubes, seals, and connections, leading to leaks or reduced cooling efficiency over time.
Identifying Radiator and Cooling System Problems
Radiator failures typically manifest as coolant leaks, overheating, or reduced heating performance inside the vehicle. You might notice steam from under the hood, sweet-smelling coolant odors, or temperature gauge readings higher than normal. Most radiators provide reliable service for 8 to 12 years, but exposure to road salt, debris impact, or coolant contamination can cause premature failure. Clogged cooling fins from debris or insects can also reduce cooling effectiveness and lead to overheating issues.
Superior Cooling Performance of MOPAR Radiators
Genuine MOPAR radiators maintain the exact cooling capacity and flow characteristics your engine requires for proper temperature control under all operating conditions. The tube and fin construction uses materials specifically chosen for corrosion resistance and heat transfer efficiency. Generic radiators may not provide adequate cooling capacity or may use inferior materials that can fail prematurely, potentially causing expensive engine damage from overheating. Our cooling system components work seamlessly with radiator fans and temperature sensors for reliable operation.
Trust custom made genuine OEM parts from Stellantis Canada for your next repair.