Is Evans Waterless Coolant an acceptable alternative to the green stuff? It can be, but there are some things you will need to know if you plan to convert your cooling system.
Electrical: We Get Safety Tips From Ron Francis Wiring
Most people are not fond of electrical wiring, but it probably needs more attention than you think. Without proper wiring, your car might be a fire waiting to happen.
Free Parts – How Does A Vehicle Sponsorship Work?
What does it take to be a sponsored build? A good solid plan and a means for reaching thousands of people is a good start, plus a following on social media.
Overflow Tank vs. Expansion Tank
There’s a difference between an overflow tank and an expansion tank. We explain the differences here, it’s based on whether you have a sealed system, or a vented system, and that can affect which coolant you should use.
Contacting Champion Cooling Systems
Are you sure you contacted Champion Cooling Systems? Some customers have complained that they never got a call back. Here’s how to assure you’ve reached us, and not one of our many dealers.
Will A High Flow Water Pump Keep Me From Overheating?
If you’re engine is overheating, a high flow water pump or overdrive pulley set might not solve your problem. The focus should be on solving the problem, not installing a band-aid.
What Coolant Should I Use In A Champion Radiator?
We get the question often, as well as what mixture to use. We recommend an All Vehicle formula for our radiators, and we do have a type of coolant we discourage using.
Cooling Switches And Senders Explained
Although the temperature switch in our fan relay kits is an OE style, it isn’t a temperature sender like you would use for a gauge. It’s simply an on-off switch and should only be used for fan relay operation.
Where Are My Instructions For My Fan Relay?
If you buy your cooling fan and relay from Champion Cooling Systems, you’ll also get wiring instructions. However, if you buy from one of our dealers, you might not get our fans or relays – or instructions.
Why Won’t My New Parts Fit My Old Car?
It’s not unusual that your parts don’t fit perfectly without a little ingenuity. But it’s not the end of the world, it’s called Hot Rodding.