In light of spiraling gasoline prices, there's some talk around about solar-powered vehicles. Truth be told, our vehicles are already solar powered, although they don't use this energy directly. Petroleum - literally "rock oil" - is the remains of plants that lived several hundred million years ago.

As you may remember from high school biology, plants use a process called "photo-synthesis," in which they convert direct sunlight into usable energy. When these plants died, their stored energy went into the ground with them.

Burning gasoline simply releases this solar energy that the ancient plants stored way back then. When this stored-up solar energy is released in the form of the explosions that take place in your cylinders, temperatures high enough to melt lead can result. For that reason, you want to make sure your cooling system in general and your radiator in particular are operating at peak efficiency. Water pumped through water jackets in the engine block absorbs this excess heat, then carries it back to the Chevrolet C2500 Radiator where it dissipates through hundreds of small cooling fins. The Chevrolet C2500 Radiator should be inspected from time to time and back flushed and cleaned at regular intervals - at least once a year or every 50,000 miles. If its time for a new one, our website is where you'll find the lowest price on a new or reconditioned Chevrolet C2500 Radiator.Save even more by sending us your old one - you can get up to $20 back! Whatever Chevy parts you need or accessories you want to add, you'll find a wide selection at the right price, right here.