305-8932: Engine Cooling System Radiator Core

The Radiator Core is used to dissipate heat generated by the engine. This core consists of a series of small tubes or channels through which coolant flows, surrounded by thin fins that increase the surface area for heat transfer. The coolant passes through the tubes, the heat is transferred to the surrounding fins. Attributes: • Used to maintaining the engine optimal operating temperature • Manufactured to precise specifications and built for durability and reliability Applications: The Radiator Core is used to transferring heat from the engine to the surrounding air to prevent overheating.