Where is the radiator located in a car?
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Automobile radiators are installed either on the engine block's water passage or on the oil filter base, both of which are water-cooled. There are also installations at the grille area, which are air-cooled. This type requires a temperature switch to control the oil flow, allowing oil to pass through the radiator only when the oil temperature is relatively high. Radiator composition: The radiator is part of the automobile cooling system. The radiator in the engine's water-cooling system consists of three parts: the inlet chamber, the outlet chamber, the main plate, and the radiator core. Radiator function: The radiator cools the coolant that has reached a high temperature. When the radiator's tubes and fins are exposed to the airflow generated by the cooling fan and the vehicle's movement, the coolant in the radiator cools down.