NISSENS Car Aluminum Radiator - Product

Other Specification :  Racing Car Aluminum Radiator NISSENS:62887 MB906097 MITSUBISHI Specifications: - - - - ETERNO NO.:E-104-R | - - - - | - - - - | CAR TYPE:MITSUBISHI SPACE WAGON /AT 92- | DPI: | NISSENS:62887 | OEM NO.:MB906097 | CORE SIZE:375x658x23 | - - - - Descrition: Cools Engine Coolant A Radiator Is Repsonsible For Dispersing, Or Radiating, The Heat From Circulating Engine Coolant Or Water. The Temperature Of A Car's Engine Is Controlled By Circulating Engine Coolant That Picks Up Heat Generated From Engine Combustion And Transports It Directly To A Car's Radiator, Where It Is Cooled And Then Returns To The Car's Engine. Without The Radiator, A Car's Engine Would Quickly Overheat And Fail. The Radiator, Which Is Filled With Small Chambers And Galleys Through Which Engine Coolant Circulates, Disperses The Heat From The Coolant Into The Outside Atmosphere With The Help Of The Radiator Fan, Which Blows Supercharged Air Directly Through The Radiator Itself. The Radiator Fan, Which Is Mounted Directly In Front Of The Radiator, Is Controlled Either By Engine Power Or By Electronic Control. Many Car's Have Radiator Fans That Operate Continuously; Other Car's Have Radiator Fans That Operate Only When Certain Temperatures Are Reached. Upper Radiator Hose And Thermostat A Large Part Of A Radiator's Function Is Made Possible By The Upper And Lower Radiator Hoses. The Upper Radiator Hose Controls The Flow Of Engine Coolant From The Radiator Into The Car Engine. In A Cold Engine, Engine Coolant Is Stored Inside The Radiator. The Engine Coolant Is Held Inside The Radiator Until The Engine Becomes Hot Enough To Warrant Engine Coolant Circulation. When An Engine Reaches Operating Temperature, The Thermostat Valve, Which Is Located At The Far End Of The Upper Radiator

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