Champion Cooling Systems
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Our Inline Coolant Filter is a great way to help support a healthy cooling system, allowing you to see the condition of the coolant at any time. Although it is pretty straightforward, but we do have a few helpful tips to make for a clean installation.
If you’ve ever walked past a car and wondered why the cooling fans are still running, that usually means they wired the fans differently. If you think that’s draining the battery unnecessarily, you’re correct, and we’ll explain why it’s not necessary.
Once you fall into under the spell of dressing up your engine compartment, there are some items that provide great looks but they either don’t provide a performance gain – or they claim to increase power only to fall short when it comes to function. Flex fans can deceive you.
Installing a lower-temp thermostat because your engine runs too hot isn’t going to change anything, your thermostat doesn’t necessarily control the temperature – it regulates the temperature. We explain a little more about how your thermostat functions.
As you know, shiny surfaces require upkeep if you want them to remain shiny, and that includes your polished Champion Radiator. In this entry, we’ll show one way to bring back that polish for car show season using basic supplies from any parts store.
Our Inline Coolant Filters are an essential part of your cooling system’s maintenance, allowing you to inspect the condition of your coolant at any time, regardless of engine coolant temperature. We’ll show you the proper way to clean your filter element.
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.
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.