Champion Cooling Systems 2-Row Aluminum Radiators

What Are The Top Champion Cooling Systems 2-Row Aluminum Radiators?

At the top of the list of most popular Champion Cooling systems 2-row aluminum radiators is the 1987-2006 Jeep Wrangler radiator. In second place is a 2 row aluminum radiator, fitting 1973 – 1987 GMC / Chevy pickups and SUVs. Rounding out the top three radiators is the 1967-1972 Chevrolet Truck version.

The price range for JEGS Champion radiators with 2-row aluminum designs begins at just over $200 for a radiator only to over $600 for a radiator system that includes electric fans and a wiring harness.

The 2 core aluminum radiator selection offered by Champion Cooling Systems uses two rows of 3/4 " tubes. This design is capable of keeping an engine with up to 600 horsepower cool. The aluminum construction provides the best dissipation of heat, allows more coolant capacity, and uses no epoxy for construction; only welded seams.

The first step in the installation process for a Champion radiator is to measure and compare it to the original radiator to confirm you have the correct version and that it will fit your vehicle. Once confirmed, remove the old radiator if it is still installed. Next, the new radiator is lowered into place in the cradle. Then secure the radiator with mounting hardware, shroud, or a support cover to the radiator support. If you are using an electric fan, it will need to be mounted to the radiator at this time as well. Next, the upper and lower radiator hoses can be clamped to the radiator from the water pump and thermostat housing. If the vehicle has an automatic transmission, the fluid cooler lines are reconnected. The coolant overflow or recirculation tank is connected to the radiator as well. After confirm the correct radiator cap fits the radiator, the coolant is poured into the radiator. The engine coolant bleeding process can then begin with the engine running as well as checking the automatic transmission fluid level. The overflow tank can then be filled to the correct level, completing the installation process.