Fitment：

• 1998-2002 Chevrolet Prizm
• 1998-2002 Toyota Corolla

Product Features：

• OE design to ensure exact fit, form and function for an easy drop-in installation;
• Built with high density multi-lowered fins for maximum cooling efficiency;
• ISO 9001 certified manufacturing plants;
• Direct Replacement;
• Improve Cooling Efficiency;
• 100% Leak Tested;
• Plastic tanks with aluminum core;
• Built to strict quality control standards;

Item Description:

• A radiator is the key component of the engine's cooling system. Its main role is to disperse a mix of antifreeze and water throughout its fins, which releases some of the engine's heat while taking in cool air before continuing to pass the rest of the engine.

How To Change a Radiator

• Locate the Coolant Drain/Petcock and Drain Coolant
• Remove Radiator Fan and Fan Shroud
• Remove Radiator
• Inspect and Replace Thermostat
• Reinstall Radiator and Fan Shroud
• Reconnect coolant hoses, refill, and bleed

Pro Tips to Changing a Radiator

• Make sure to get a large, wide drain pan. Coolant gets everywhere and is not good for the environment. For more protection, you might want to put some cardboard or plastic sheeting underneath, as well.
• Do not mix coolant types. Refill the system with what came out of it, or commit to a full flush and refill.
• It is worth investing in hose clamp pliers that lock in place. Normal pliers do the job, but specialty pliers make it easy.
• Getting new coolant hoses isn’t strictly necessary. If the hoses are intact and flexible, they should be reusable. If they are swollen and mushy, replace immediately.

Note:

• Project operation, the vehicle normal temperature 60 to 80 degrees.
• Add detergent if the tank is too full can take some antifreeze.