Radiadores e peças para Volkswagen Eos

Radiators and Parts for Volkswagen Eos

The Volkswagen Eos needs the radiator and different parts to help with cooling the engine. If your car overheats, it might be time for a repair. Learning more about the system will help you to make the right diagnosis.

The radiator is responsible for cooling down the engine by circulating fluid around the engine block. The fluid goes into the radiator so that it loses heat before being circulated around the engine once again. Without this system and the various parts, your VW could overheat. When it overheats, it can cause the internal combustion to fail, and there may be a lot of damage done to the engine when it gets too hot. The VW radiator prevents this kind of damage.

A radiator is installed in a Volkswagen by removing the existing one. This is done by turning off the car and disconnecting the negative cable from the battery. You will then need to remove the fan assembly in order to get to the radiator. Disconnect all hoses, and remove the radiator. You can then get the replacement into place, connect the hoses, and replace the fan assembly.

Its important to familiarize yourself with the various parts of your radiator. You may need to replace different VW parts periodically to help with the cooling of your engine.

• Coolant bottle: The reservoir that holds the fluid
• Overflow tank: What excess fluid spills into
• Radiator: The primary part responsible for cooling the engine
• Reservoir cap: The cap that allows you access to the coolant reservoir
• Radiator hose: The hoses that the coolant travels through.

OEM is identified as car parts that are made specifically for Volkswagen. If you buy a part that is OEM, it is the same as what was installed in your Eos vehicle when you first purchased the vehicle. The parts are used by the factory and VW dealerships. The alternative is an aftermarket part, which is produced by any other manufacturer. Aftermarket parts can still fit your Volkswagen vehicle.

In a VW Eos, your coolant should be a 50/50 ratio with coolant and distilled water, unless the product you buy is premixed. The reservoir cap should be removed after the engine in your car has cooled down. Fill the reservoir, and then replace the cap.