0.9Bar Radiator Cap Cooling 1640163010 for Honda Toyota Reservoir Expansion Tank
Replaces Part #:
1306J1 / 1351958 / 1455876 / 1609680180 / 1640187402000 / 1647187402000 / 4026783 / 4137897 / F87H8100AA, 16401-15210, 16401-15210-000, 16401-54750, 16401-63010, 16401-71010, 16401-73010, 16401-74170, 16401-87401, 16401-87401-000, 16401-87602-000, 16401-87710, 16401-87710-000, 16401-87711, 16401-87711-000, 16401-87712, 16401-87712-000 radiator caps
FUNCTIONS:
--- Because liquid expands as it gets hotter, the pressure cap allows coolant to escape to a reservoir tank when it expands. This is to keep a proper amount of coolant in the radiator when it expands.
--- The radiator pressure cap prevents trapping of air in the cooling system. The air in the system will cause poor cooling and cause corrosion to the cooling system components.
--- The coolant in the external reservoir will be pulled back, leaving no room for air.
--- The pressure cap is an important component of the proper working of an engine. it should be periodically inspected and consider a replacement if it fails. Ensure 5o/5o water and anti-freeze agent is used.
--- The radiator pressure cap prevents trapping of air in the cooling system. The air in the system will cause poor cooling and cause corrosion to the cooling system components.
--- The coolant in the external reservoir will be pulled back, leaving no room for air.
--- The pressure cap is an important component of the proper working of an engine. it should be periodically inspected and consider a replacement if it fails. Ensure 5o/5o water and anti-freeze agent is used.
PACKAGE INCLUDED:
1 x Radiator Cap
FUNCTIONS OF RATIATOR CAP
SIGNS OF DAMAGED RADIATOR CAP:
--- Leaking Coolant
--- Overflowing reservoir
--- Radiator Hose Collapse
--- Overheated Engine
--- Leaking Coolant
--- Overflowing reservoir
--- Radiator Hose Collapse
--- Overheated Engine
--- The seal provided by the cap ensures there is constant pressure and secures control when it increases as the coolant heats up and expands.
--- Radiator caps can come in all shapes and sizes unique to your car’s radiator. Different vehicles have different systems and therefore work with individual pressures. Ensuring it all works smoothly comes down to this one little piece of the puzzle.
--- The cap also has a few other jobs, like preventing air from entering the system. If air enters the system, it can result in temperature spikes, overheating and cracking or warping in any part of the engine where the air is trapped.
--- Finally, the cap allows coolant to go to the expansion recovery tank when it gets hot, expands and pressures increase. Once the system cools, the coolant returns from the recovery tank. A malfunctioning radiator cap may cause the engine to overheat at lower temperatures or prevent the coolant from returning to the engine.
