Mercedes-Benz Radiators & Parts
Catch Spring
Mercedes-Benz
000-993-13-02
Adjusting nut retainer. Feed line to connecting point. On oil cooler. At thermostat. Right. Left. To oil line.
$4.20
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Hexagon Head Bolt
Mercedes-Benz
304017-008034
M8x25-8.8. Fuel tank to console. Bracket to mounting plate or to transmission. Bracket to bumper. Shackle to torsion bar. Intermediate...
$4.30
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Hexagon Head Bolt
Mercedes-Benz
304017-006020
M6x20. At air conditioner case or heater case.
$3.50
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Hose
Mercedes-Benz
164-501-05-82
Engine radiator to engine, bottom.
$64.00
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Line
Mercedes-Benz
251-460-02-24
Return line. Steering gear to radiator.
$42.00
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Catch Spring
Mercedes-Benz
000-993-12-02
Scb36 46.4mm. Cooling water hose to radiator. Housing. At shell. Preheater. To upper coolant hose. To left radiator. To left cooler....
$4.10
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Pan Head Screw With Isr
Mercedes-Benz
005-990-55-12
Attachment cover. Fastening, roller blind to door at left 4x12. Panelling to c-pillar. Swivel drive to radiator grille. Holder to...
$2.40
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Spacer Disk
Mercedes-Benz
000-501-01-76
Drain plug. Cooling water drain. Drain screw to radiator.
$5.50
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Guide To Mercedes-Benz Radiators And Parts
Put simply, the radiator in your Mercedes-Benz vehicle plays one role. That's to regulate the engine temperature in order to prevent it from overheating.
How Mercedes-Benz Radiators Work
Your radiator circulates a mixture, usually made of water and coolant, into the engine and back out through a series of hoses. The coolant stockpiles heat from the engine to take back to the radiator. The result? Your engine stays cool and continues operating its best. The collected engine heat is dispersed harmlessly into the air through the radiator's large, finned surface before the mix returns to the engine for another round.
How to Spot a Faulty Radiator
Signs of trouble include a regularly overheating engine, large puddles of red, yellow, or green liquid forming under your vehicle, and even strange noises coming from the engine. If you notice a sweet, almost syrupy smell in the air, that's what coolant smells like – and that's not good. Any of these symptoms indicate that you should get your radiator inspected ASAP, before expensive engine damage occurs.
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