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Kia Spectra Radiator Assembly
Part Number: 253102F010$275.40 MSRP: $403.33You Save: $127.93 (32%)Ships in 1-3 Business Days
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Kia Spectra Radiator
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Kia Spectra Radiator
The Kia Spectra Radiator maintains the temperatures of engines at a reasonable level by extracting the heat out of the circulating coolant and venting it to the passing airflow. This heat exchanger is found behind the grille and directs hot fluid from the engine into narrow tubes in the Radiator core, which is enclosed by closely spaced fins that quickly draw the heat to the airstream to ensure the Spectra powerplant does not overheat. The first types were made with heavier cores of copper or brass, but the majority of subsequent designs moved to lightweight aluminum centers in combination with plastic or aluminum side tanks to lose weight without reducing strength. Every Radiator contains an inlet tank that is fed with hot coolant and an outlet tank to which the liquid is then cooled, and the faster the fins can conduct the heat, the better the system will perform. Since a frequent failure is leaks, owners usually replace the Radiator instead of using temporary patches. Maintenance of the Radiator and freshness of the coolant ensures that each Kia Spectra remains cool in a traffic jam or on a mountain climb, protecting the Kia engine in the Kia cooling system and prolonging the life of the reliable Spectra.
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Kia Spectra Radiator Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to Remove and Replace a Radiator on Kia Spectra?A:Disconnect the negative battery terminal, set the parking brake, and raise the vehicle on jackstands. Remove splash shields, drain the cooling system, and remove the air inlet duct. Disconnect the lower radiator hose, transaxle fluid lines, and radiator brackets. Lift out the radiator and remove the fan shroud. Detach transaxle fluid cooler lines and remove radiator mounting bolts. Reposition the condenser forward and remove the radiator. Install radiator brackets, fill the cooling system, and reconnect the battery. Start the engine, check for leaks, and let it reach normal temperature. Recheck coolant level and add transaxle fluid if needed.
