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Cooling System

Radiators, intercoolers, water pumps, thermostats, fan clutches, condensers and hoses for pickups, SUVs, vans and trucks working in hot and heavy-load conditions.

Cooling System

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About Cooling System

Cooling systems are under constant stress in tropical and desert markets. High ambient temperatures, heavy payloads, slow traffic, towing and long climbs keep engines near the upper end of their temperature range, while dust clogs radiator fins and poor-quality or plain-water coolant accelerates corrosion. The result is steady replacement demand for radiators, water pumps, thermostats and hoses, and a real cost when a cooling failure turns into a warped cylinder head or failed head gasket.

Read the guide: Cooling System Parts Guide: Radiators, Water Pumps

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Wholesale & export

Cooling System are quoted on FOB, CFR, CIF, FCA or EXW terms and can be combined with other product groups in one consolidated container. Send part numbers, quantities and the destination port for a validated quotation.

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Frequently asked questions

Are copper-brass radiators better than aluminum radiators?

Neither is universally better. Aluminum radiators are lighter and standard on modern vehicles; copper-brass radiators are heavier but easier to repair locally. The right choice depends on the vehicle, market repair practice and customer expectations.

Why do automatic and manual versions of the same pickup use different radiators?

Automatic versions typically include a transmission oil cooler inside the radiator tank with extra connections. Manual versions do not. The core may also differ in size.

What causes repeated radiator failures on the same vehicle?

Common causes include incorrect or neglected coolant, electrolysis from poor grounding, a faulty radiator cap, a sticking thermostat, blocked fins and engine problems such as combustion gas leaking into the coolant.

How should radiators be packed for export?

Each radiator should be in its own carton with protection over the core face and tank necks. Cartons should be stacked within their rated load and not placed under dense items.