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Buick Century Radiator
Being part of vehicle engine cooling system, Buick Century Radiator acts as a heat exchanger that takes heat from the engine coolant before releasing it into the air. Century Radiators consist mostly of an aluminum core with plastic or aluminum container, but there are models of copper/brass radiators. Placed at the front of most automobiles, radiators are protected by a grille which facilitates the flow of air over the unit. Some of the problems that may affect the radiator includes leaks, which when frequent can be repaired in several ways, but replacement is said to be the premier remedy. performance radiators are better than the stock ones insofar as they use high quality aluminum material and unique design for enhanced cooling capability. Taking into consideration the fact that modern vehicles have larger tube and more fins for better heat transfer to keep engine temperature low. Each type comes as a direct fit for simple installation as well as the universal radiators for integration in any design. In general, the Buick Century Radiator is essential for regulating the temperature and efficiency of car's engine.
Each OEM Buick Century Radiator we offer is competitively priced and comes with the assurance of the manufacturer's warranty for the part. Furthermore, we guarantee the speedy delivery of your orders right to your doorstep. Our hassle-free return policy is also in place for your peace of mind.
Buick Century Radiator Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to remove and install a radiator in Buick Century and Regal?A: Drain the radiator and disconnect the upper and lower radiator hoses for both 1975-76 and 1977-87 models. Disconnect the transmission fluid cooler lines, if equipped, and the coolant recovery hose. For 1975-76 models, remove the fan shroud-to-radiator screws, lift the shrouds out of the clips and hang the shroud over the fan. Remove the radiator upper mounting panel and the radiator. For 1977-87 models, remove the fan and clutch retainer nuts, the fan assembly, the fan shroud's upper and lower retaining screws, and the radiator hose clamps. If so equipped, disconnect the automatic transmission cooler lines. On 1978 and later models, remove the fan blade and the fan clutch. Remove the fan housing attaching screws and lift out the shroud. On models which have the fan shroud stapled together, remove the staples, then remove the upper shroud half. During assembly, the shroud halves must be drilled and bolted together. Some air conditioned models have a high-pressure A/C line which runs across the top of the upper radiator shroud. It is not necessary to remove the line in order to remove the shroud. If the A/C line is clamped to the shroud, disconnect the clamp. Carefully slide the upper shroud half out from under the A/C line, toward the passenger side of the vehicle (fan removed). Remove the radiator. Reverse the removal procedure to install. Make sure to fill the system with coolant, operate the engine until hot, refill the system, and then cap it off, running the engine for a few more minutes to check for leaks.
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