MAZDA 121 radiator
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AKS DASIS 091350N Engine radiator
500 x 359 x 30 mm, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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NISSENS 376714061 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 338 x 16 mm, with gaskets/seals, without cap, without expansion tank, Brazed cooling fins
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AKS DASIS 090640N Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 304 x 30 mm, Brazed cooling fins
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NRF 54666 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 304 x 18 mm, with mounting parts, Brazed cooling fins
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NRF 50130 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 338 x 16 mm, with mounting parts, Brazed cooling fins
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AKS DASIS 091270N Engine radiator
502 x 305 x 28 mm, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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VAN WEZEL 18002217 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 302 x 20 mm, *** IR PLUS ***, with accessories, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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VAN WEZEL 18002219 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 365 x 34 mm, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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VAN WEZEL 18002220 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 365 x 28 mm, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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PRASCO FDA2218 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 304 x 34 mm, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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ABAKUS 017-017-0001 Engine radiator
Aluminium, for vehicles with air conditioning, 500 x 360 x 34 mm, Manual Transmission
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PRASCO FD050R010 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 360 x 34 mm, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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CLIMTEX 376714061 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 500 x 360 x 23 mm
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NISSENS 62505 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 320 x 378 x 23 mm, with gaskets/seals, without cap, without expansion tank, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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NRF 50131 Engine radiator
Aluminium, 501 x 286 x 18 mm, with mounting parts, Brazed cooling fins
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THERMOTEC D7G025TT Engine radiator
Aluminium, Plastic, 360 x 500 x 34 mm, Manual Transmission, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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NRF 50130A Radiator for MAZDA 121
Aluminium, 500 x 360 x 34 mm, US market only, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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NRF 506516 Radiator for MAZDA 121
Aluminium, 378 x 320 x 23 mm, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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MAHLE 376714244 Radiator for MAZDA 121
for vehicles without air conditioning, 500 x 360 x 34 mm, with holder, with accessories, with clip, Manual Transmission, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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NRF 50131A Radiator for MAZDA 121
Aluminium, 500 x 304 x 23 mm, US market only, Mechanically jointed cooling fins
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Radiators Mazda 121: which brand is better?
According to our customers, the best spare parts in the product category Engine radiator Mazda 121 come from the following brands:
- NRF
- VAN WEZEL
Radiator, engine cooling Mazda 121: how much does this product cost?
The price of car parts within the category Radiator MAZDA 121 ranges from £37.00 to £89.00, depending on the manufacturer and product specifications.
faq
The part is used in the engine cooling and lubricating systems, hydraulic power steering, and transmission. It is designed to reduce the temperature of coolant or oil. The radiator consists of two tanks and a core between them. The core is made of many tubes through which the fluid flows. They are soldered to the plate fins or corrugated fins that come into contact with air and ensure heat dissipation. Cooling is achieved due to on-coming air flow during car movement. Sometimes a fan is used additionally.
When you start a cold engine, especially in cold weather, a thermostat valve is closed, thus the coolant flows in a small circle bypassing the radiator. This helps the engine to reach its operating temperature faster. This explains why the lower hose is cold – heated coolant doesn’t flow through it.
As soon as the engine reaches its operating temperature, the thermostat valve opens fully or partially. Hot coolant flows through the radiator, and the lower pipe should become warm. If this doesn’t happen, your car may have the following problems:
- clogged hoses;
- airlocks in the hoses;
- water pump failure;
- stuck thermostat.
Visit a car service station for thorough diagnostics.
In most cases, airlocks are caused by:
- Stuck intake valve of the radiator cap or expansion reservoir cap.
- Small cracks on the hoses, leaky joints, a loose-fitting expansion reservoir cap.
- Boiling of coolant, which comes with air emission.
- Damaged cylinder head gasket, which results in the ingress of exhaust gases into the system.
- Incorrect bleeding of the unit after repair works.
Confidence in online shopping! You can return MAZDA 121 radiator without explanation within 200 days after purchase and get your money back. How? Just use the Safe Order service at the checkout page. The service cost is only £3.95.
Each order from £2,000.00 value of goods, include free shipping within Great Britain.
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