Genuine Kia Radiators
Radiator Assembly
Radiator Assembly
Radiator Assembly
Radiator Assembly
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If it weren't for your radiator, the engine at the heart of your Kia model would quickly overheat and then shut down. The radiator prevents that by circulating fluid -- most often a mixture of water and coolant -- through hoses to and from the engine.
How Kia Radiators Work
The radiator sends the fluid to the engine block through an inlet hose. The fluid then circulates through the engine, collecting building heat and keeping the moving parts cooled. Next, the fluid returns through outlet hoses back to the radiator, where the captured heat escapes harmlessly into the atmosphere via the radiator's large, flat, finned surface. Then the fluid can return to the engine to renew the process.
How to Spot Radiator Problems
It can cost $1,500 or more to replace a faulty radiator, and a new engine can run you several times that amount. That's why knowing the symptoms of radiator failure is important, since acting early can save you thousands of dollars. Signs of trouble include:
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Kia makes the only radiators and parts that were designed specifically for your model, and we sell them at a discount of up to 35% off the MSRP that others charge. Buy now!