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Genuine Mazda 323 Radiator

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  • Mazda 323 Radiator - B660-15-200D
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    Mazda 323 Radiator Part Number: B660-15-200D

    $233.85 MSRP: $311.86
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    Product Specifications
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mazda's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1988-1989 Mazda 323 | GT, GTX | 4 Cyl 1.6 L GAS
  • Mazda 323 Radiator - B388-15-200C
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    Mazda 323 Radiator Part Number: B388-15-200C

    Product Specifications
    • Other Name: Radiator Assembly
    • Warranty: This genuine part is guaranteed by Mazda's factory warranty.
    Fits the following Vehicles:
    • 1990-1994 Mazda 323 | Base, SE | 4 Cyl 1.6 L GAS

Mazda 323 Radiator

As a frontline cooling device for the engine, the Mazda 323 Radiator helps dissipate the heat of the engine within a short time in order to maintain temperatures in the safe range. As coolant exits the block and moves into thin tubes, tightly packed fins in the unit absorb heat and transfer it to air being pushed through the front grille. The late-model Mazda cars utilize an aluminum core bonded to plastic side tanks, a lightweight design that dissipates heat fast, and, at the cost of mass reduction, older 323 models could have metal tanks with heavier cores, though, which provide greater durability at the expense of mass. The Radiator is positioned in front of the engine regardless of the material applied to ensure that the absorbed heat is swept away by natural airflow at speed and an electric fan during idle time. The hot coolant is received in an inlet tank which directs the coolant through the core, and the outlet tank takes the cooled mixture to the pump where the cycle repeats. The faster the heat is conducted by the fins, the more the system shields your Mazda against power-sucking overheating. The highly widespread failure is small leaks that can be sealed with the help of soldering or welding, but still, replacement is the highly certain solution in case of deposits or corrosion. The Radiator is applied to maintain reliable engine temperature to provide every Mazda 323 with reliable everyday performance.

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Mazda 323 Radiator Parts and Q&A

  • Mazda 323 Radiator - B388-15-200C Radiator Radiator
    B388-15-200C
    Q:
    How to remove and install a Coolant Reservoir and Radiator on Mazda 323?
    A:
    The steps involved to replace the radiator are to first of all disconnect the negative battery cable and empty the engine coolant into a container. In models made 1990 to 1994, delete resonance chamber, then disconnect wiring connector at fan motor and, with two speed fans, disconnect wiring connector at fan thermoswitch. Disconnect the coolant reservoir hose of the radiator filler neck and remove the coolant reservoir. Relax the radiator hose clamps and remove the upper and lower radiator hose. Should the car be an automatic transaxle, remove the oil cooler hose off the radiator, then place a drip pan to hold on to any transmission oil leakages. Take out the fan retaining bolts and get out the fan assembly; in models since 1995, place the fan assembly aside, and remove the radiator. With caution, remove and pull off the radiator taking care not to forget the low mounts which should be reinstalled. In the case of models made in 1995 and up, the cooling fan can be taken off together with fan shroud when required. Check the radiator that has been removed to check the leaks, damages, and internal blockage and in case of any repairs, seek the services of professionals. Blow compressed air through the radiator using a soft brush and ensure that the cooling fins are not bent. The reversal is the process of installation, and the radiator is to be installed in the right order having taken it down, and making sure that the mounting bolts are firmly tightened. Once installed, fill in the cooling system with appropriate antifreeze and water mixture, start the engine to test leaks and take time to get the radiator to normal operating temperature, checking the radiator hoses. Lastly, with models having automatic transaxle, check and add automatic transmission fluid where necessary. In the case of the coolant reservoir, unbolt and remove it out of the engine compartment pouring the coolant to a container and inspecting the reservoir on cracks or chafing and replacing it in case of damage. Re-installation is in reverse sequence.

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