Parts of Engine Cooling System

30% of the heat generated by engine combustion is taken away by the automotive cooling system components and dissipated into the air by the cooling fan. The key objective of the car engine cooling system parts is to keep the engine at optimum efficiency. The components of an automotive engine cooling system involve Radiator Fan, Water Pump, Engine Coolant Thermostat, Bypass system, engine coolant hose and etc.

Different Types of Car Cooling System Parts

Thermostat

SDZ offers a full range of thermostats, equally to OE standards. We also offers thermostats Housing, covering different material, plastic, aluminum and iron.

Engine Hose

SDZ supplied OE quality engine hoses noted for durability to wide vehicle model.

Oil Cooler

SDZ supplied OE quality engine hoses noted for durability to wide vehicle model.

Engine Water Pump

SDZ offers a wide range of oil cooler made of aluminum or stainless steel design, including various additional components of assembly like filter housings and tubes.

How Does Car Engine Cooling System Parts Work?

Engine Cooling Parts Systems WORKING PRINCIPLE

The vehicle cooling system components works by transferring coolant through the engine pipe in the engine block and head. As the coolant flows through these channels, it absorbs heat from the engine. The coolant flows out of the automotive electric coolant pump and through passages inside the engine, where it collects heat generated by the cylinders. It then goes through the thermostat through the hose and into the radiator. Out of the radiator, through the hose under the radiator and back to the water pump. It is a circulation in auto engine components.

Why Automotive Engine Cooling System is Necessary?

The key function of the vehicle engine cooling system is to maintain engine at peak efficiency. Engine cooling system reduces fuel consumption and vehicle emission. Therefore, its maintenance and performance is particularly important.

As an engine parts factory, we will do our best to meet all the needs of customers.