The radiator’s purpose is to dissipate into the atmosphere any heat which the antifreeze takes from the engine. When the radiator’s performance levels reach zero, the coolant temperature will rise, the engine will overheat, and the engine’s parts will begin to deform. A timely replacement of the radiator and thermostat will help to prevent overheating.
Malfunctions in the radiator can lead to a coolant leakage and the clogging of the space between the plates and tubes. In this case the radiator should be repaired. However, if the parts are badly worn and a close and comfortable fit is no longer available then you will have to change the entire radiator
The cooling fan is frequently activated
Drops and smudges at the joints
The radiator’s bottom is cold but the upper hoses are hot
Turbidity in the coolant
The coolant level is reduced
• Checking the compact fit and throughput of units
• Replacing worn parts in the cooling system
• Changing the coolant
• Replacing the thermostat
• Thermal mode adjustment
•Full radiator replacement.
In order to be able to avoid radiator problems it is necessary to inspect the cooling system regularly and to carry out preventive maintenance on the radiator.
You can entrust the inspection of your car’s cooling system to Autosõber’s professionals.
