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Radiator cooling system failure is one of the most common causes of car breakdown.Many
radiator problems can be prevented with regular maintenance |
A few of the most common radiator problems: |
Leaky fittings or seams hoses, clamps, sealed seams, and secondary fittings (like an automatic transmission oil cooler). |
Radiator Problems |
Fin deterioration and bond failure |
Constant exposure to dirt, water, or road salt can coat, corrode, or damage the cooling
fins on your radiator cores. |
Electrolysis |
If dirty or mineral-rich water is used in a cooling system, you can quickly accumulate
scaling and sediment build-up on the interior of your radiator. Electrolysis
is the process by which this accumulation occurs. |
Cracked tank. |
One of the most common radiator problems is a cracked tank. |
Fan damage. |
An improperly fitted fan can rub against or hit the radiator This will bend
and sometimes split the radiator cores, reducing cooling efficiency and causing
leaks |
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