Showing posts with label acura racing radiator. Show all posts
Showing posts with label acura racing radiator. Show all posts
My Radiator Cracked on my Mitsubishi, What can I do?
you would want to put the same vehicle radiator back in. 03 Mitsubishi eclipse. They may have used the same radiator in some of the dodges and that is why someone mentioned that. For a stock replacement visit www.RadiatorExpress.comRadiator cracks are a common occurrence and many things cause them - overheating, stress, vibration, pressure. None of which have anything to do with the actual "radiator" unit. If you have a reoccurring problem with cracks - then have your vehicle diagnosed for other issues. Normal procedure is to replace the radiator and keep eye on any signs of overheating in the future. In the event the vehicle runs too hot, pull over and let it cool down to prevent failures such as cracks.
The radiator is normally the first unit to fail in a faulty/malfunctioning cooling system. They even sometimes crack due to extremely cold weather..
If you want to avoid this type of situation - then you can look at the all aluminum racing radiators we have listed on www.Racewayparts.com They will be sturdier and provide better cooling capacity than the stock unit. However, they are often custom fit items and may require minor adjustment on the customer's end. We many manufacture red by CSF imports and Mishimoto.
We hope this information was helpful and wish you luck with your purchasing decision.
John
RadiatorExpressNetwork
Pontiac Bonneville Radiator Installation
Here is a cool post from one of our customers from pontiacbonnevilleclub.comArrived home to find a box on my doorstep from RadiatorExpress.com
Says to self: "Self, I still have about two hours of daylight left, I can change this right now..."
So, at 5:45pm I run the car up on the ramps and pop the box on the new radiator
Says to self: "Self, I still have about two hours of daylight left, I can change this right now..."
So, at 5:45pm I run the car up on the ramps and pop the box on the new radiator
Ok, pop the hood and speed-cool the radiator with a garden hose (don't feel like scalding myself tonight)
Grab an 8mm wrench and drop the battery cable, take a 10mm socket and remove the six bolts holding the radiator cover on and the fan. Pop the radiator cap, stick a bucket under the petcock and drain the old radiator out
6:20pm, take 1/2" flare nut wrench and undo the tranny cooler fittings. Channel lock pliers handle the hose clamps, ready to pull the radiator out.
6:45, old radiator is out, new radiator in place, fittings back on. 1 gallon of Distilled Water, and 3/4 gallon of glycol in. Reconnect the battery and crank the motor up and let it warm back up. No leaks, everything works. Hood closed and back off the ramps. Done! One hour radiator change.
6:45, old radiator is out, new radiator in place, fittings back on. 1 gallon of Distilled Water, and 3/4 gallon of glycol in. Reconnect the battery and crank the motor up and let it warm back up. No leaks, everything works. Hood closed and back off the ramps. Done! One hour radiator change.
Take this nasty P.O.S out to the curb for trash pickup tomorrow, take shower, grab a cup of coffee and regail y'all with this little tale
- Thanks "Trixie" for the great radiator story.
Your Radiator Experts, RadiatorExpress.com
Thanks to Trixie's cool story we've created a coupon code names "Trixie" valid on our website for 5% off any order through end of August 2010.
See the full post : http://www.pontiacbonnevilleclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=20&t=5923
Mishimoto Radiators
Radiator Express recently launched a racing radiator line manufactured by Mishimoto. These 100% brazed all aluminum racing radiators cover applications for: Acura Racing Radiators, BMW Racing Radiators, Dodge Racing Radiators, Ford Racing Radiators, Honda Racing Radiators, Infiniti Racing Radiators, Lexus Racing Radiators, Mazda Racing Radiators, Mitsubishi Racing Radiators, Nissan Racing Radiators, Scion Racing Radiators, Subaru Racing Radiators, Mitsubishi Racing Radiators, Nissan Racing Radiators, Scion Racing Radiators, Subaru Racing Radiators, Toyota Racing Radiators, and Volkswagen Racing Radiators.
Whether you're a daily driver searching for a dependable quality upgrade from your current OEM radiator, or you're a devoted racer who needs a lightweight, high-performance radiator, Mishimoto has just what you're looking for. Many drivers overlook the importance of having a high-quality aluminum radiator installed, yet it is one of the most important components in your vehicle's engine. Mishimoto performance radiators are designed to efficiently reduce the heat from vital areas. Made with 100% brazed aluminum for a clean OEM fit, our performance aluminum radiators ensure excellence and a lifetime of efficient cooling. Perfect for any turbocharged, supercharged, or nitrous-oxide engine
Whether you're a daily driver searching for a dependable quality upgrade from your current OEM radiator, or you're a devoted racer who needs a lightweight, high-performance radiator, Mishimoto has just what you're looking for. Many drivers overlook the importance of having a high-quality aluminum radiator installed, yet it is one of the most important components in your vehicle's engine. Mishimoto performance radiators are designed to efficiently reduce the heat from vital areas. Made with 100% brazed aluminum for a clean OEM fit, our performance aluminum radiators ensure excellence and a lifetime of efficient cooling. Perfect for any turbocharged, supercharged, or nitrous-oxide engine
To purchase any of these racing radiators visit : http://www.racewayparts.com/
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