If you have noticed a slow and steady rise in the reading of the temperature gauge as you drive, it may be wise to check the condition of your Dodge Pickup radiator. Such a symptom can indicate a buildup of debris in the radiator cooling cores, interfering with the flow of the coolant inside, or a small coolant leak, reducing the efficiency of the system. The engine-cooling system uses a liquid coolant solution to regulate the temperature of the engine, circulating it through the engine under pressure provided by the water pump.

As the coolant travels through the engine, it absorbs heat from the surfaces inside to reduce the overall temperature of the engine. Once it has completed its path through the engine, the coolant is pumped through the cooling system to the radiator, which will dissipate the heat carried by the coolant as it winds its way through its network of cooling cores.

This process is assisted by a flow of cool air that is drawn through the Dodge Pickup radiator to carry the heat away. If the cooling cores have collected particles of dirt and debris, or flakes of corrosion, the flow of coolant can be restricted, allowing excessive heat to build in the engine as the cooling system becomes less efficient. This type of problem can be easily avoided with regular radiator maintenance, which involves the draining of the radiator to flush it thoroughly, and refilling it with fresh coolant solution. Our user-friendly online catalog carries a great selection of quality radiator replacement parts.Our excellent prices and expert customer service will make ordering your Dodge Pickup radiator quick and efficient whether you use our secure site or dial our convenient toll-free phone line.