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Ford Bronco II Radiator Assembly
Part Number: F5UZ-8005-B$515.48 MSRP: $716.09You Save: $200.61 (29%)Ships in 1-2 Business Days
Ford Bronco II Radiator
Radiator of the Ford Bronco II is a functional part of the automobile's cooling system that has a primary purpose of a heat exchanger, coating heat from the liquid coolant to the air. In most cases the Ford Bronco II radiator contains an Aluminum core with plastic or Aluminum tanks but there are heat exchangers made from copper/brass. The design comprised of fins and tubes for heat transfer to cool engine and heat absorption which help to effectively cool the engine. In the recent past, the performance versions have come in as modified units from the conventional ones, they come with aluminum body and better heat transfer rates. Such performance radiators may possess bigger tubes and more fins per inch, which will allow for higher coolant flow and heat exchange. This vehicle design can accept both the Direct Fit and Universal series of radiators with additional cooling capacity available on certain models of Bronco II's. Coolant change and radiator cleaning are some of the most obvious ways of checking on the Ford Bronco II radiator to ensure that it performs at its optimal, and lasts as long as it is supposed to.
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Ford Bronco II Radiator Parts Questions & Experts Answers
- Q: How to drain the cooling system and remove the radiator on Ford Bronco II?A: To start with, remove the coolant and pull out the over flow tube of the coolant recovery bottle and the radiator. But beware, ethylene glycol antifreeze sweet taste is irresistible to pets and fatal if consumed; hence, NEVER dispose of it on the ground, along roadsides, or into gutters but dispose it into a sealed container and either return it to the vehicle or insert into a pet's water bowl-only if it's not contaminated or more than several years old. Third, remove the lines of the transmission cooling systems if applicable, from the bottom of the radiator. Loosen and take off the retaining bolts on the upper part of the shroud then place it on the fan-side of the unit but away from the radiator. Pull the upper and lower hoses off the radiator next and unbolt the radiator if it is fixed on using bolts by raising the upper support and pulling out the radiator from the vehicle. To finish with it, put all the detached elements in their places, start the engine and fill the cooling system, then check it for leaks.
