OEM GM Radiators

Are Radiators Still Used in Cars?

The radiator is a crucial part of a car's cooling system, responsible for managing engine temperature by dissipating heat from combustion. Despite advancements in technology, the radiator's basic function remains essential. Positioned at the front of the vehicle, it absorbs heat through a mixture of water and antifreeze. Electrical or mechanical fans enhance airflow, and the thermostat regulates coolant flow for efficient heat management. The radiator prevents engine overheating and ensures reliable vehicle operation.

Other Parts

1. Brakes

   Brakes are essential safety features in vehicles that regulate the car's movement. The brake system, consisting of pads, rotors, calipers, and fluid, requires regular maintenance and inspection for optimal performance.

2. Belts

   Engine belts, such as serpentine and timing belts, transfer power and synchronize engine components. Serpentine belts drive accessories like the alternator and water pump while timing belts ensure precise coordination between pistons and valves.

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