433-1674: Radiator Core

A Radiator Core is designed to dissipate heat from the coolant. It is typically located behind the grille and is made up of a series of thin, flat tubes that are connected to the engine's cooling unit. The Radiator Core is surrounded by a series of fins that help to increase the surface area of the Core, which in turn helps to improve heat transfer. Attributes: • Internal volume of the radiator core is 6.2 liters • Air flow and water flow rate of the core are 55.9 kg/min and 186 L/min • Provides effective cooling of the engine oil, preventing overheating and oil breakdown • Air fin type of the radiator core is a square wave Applications: A Radiator Core acts as a heat exchanger, transferring heat from the engine coolant to the surrounding air.