Radiators & Parts for Mazda 6

Radiators and Parts for Mazda 6

If you want to take advantage of the high performance of your Mazda 6, keeping your engine cool is of utmost importance. Your radiator is one of the most important components in your engines cooling system, performing the actual "cool down" duties. Therefore, it is imperative that you keep your radiator working great so that you can continue motoring for all the miles ahead.

The radiator on your Mazda 6 is designed with performance in mind. The features included with the radiator you select for your 6 will help put a little extra zoom in your Zoom Zoom.

• Large size: The large size of the radiator allows for the quick cool off of the coolant, allowing the engine to maintain higher performance.
• Customizable: Since the 6 is positioned as a performance machine, there are many different radiators for it with different materials, dimensions, and tube sizes, depending on your needs.
• Durable: Your 6s radiator is designed using high-quality components and materials. Additionally, the cool off system in the car is engineered to ensure no unnecessary stress is placed on the radiator to help extend its life.

There are many radiators available for your 6. In addition to the Original Equipment Manufacturer part, there are many different aftermarket models available from a variety of manufacturers. Some of these aftermarket car radiators are designed using components and materials that allow faster cool off of the engine and are marketed as "performance" parts. Any radiator you purchase is adequate for normal driving conditions. In addition to specialty radiators, you can find customized radiator pressure caps in bright colors for an especially high-performance look under the hood.

Replacing the cars radiator is a process that involves many different systems on your 6. For some, the sheer magnitude of the repair is too intimidating, but with the right tools and enough time, it can be done. Here is a simplified explanation of how to replace your 6s radiator.

• Remove the bumper/cover, headlights, and radiator cover by removing the bolts, screws, and clips holding them in place.
• Remove the upper and lower radiator hoses, drain the antifreeze from the lower radiator hose, and remove all other connected components.
• Remove the electrical connection and remove the bolts holding the radiator in place to drop the radiator.
• Bolt the new radiator to the fan assembly, reconnect the electrical connection and all other hoses, and finally the upper and lower radiator hoses.
• Reinstall the radiator cover, bumper/cover, and headlights. Then, add coolant until it reaches the maximum level. After that, turn on your vehicle and allow it to run so the antifreeze can circulate throughout the system and so you can check for proper operation.