Agility Autoparts Radiator P/N:8011700
Agility 8013380 radiator for the 2007-2010 BMW X5 6-cylinder 3.0L or V8 4.8L cools engine coolant as it passes through the core. Hot coolant flows through a single-row aluminum core, where airflow carries the heat away.
Coolant stains or drips, a temperature gauge that climbs, or a coolant level that keeps dropping can mean the radiator is leaking or clogged. Those signs alone do not prove the radiator is the problem, since a failing water pump can cause overheating too.
This radiator fits the 2007-2010 BMW X5 with the 6-cylinder 3.0L or the V8 4.8L engine, and each takes one.
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17117585036 · 13380 · 60825 · CR13380 · CU13380
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Does the Agility 8013380 radiator fit the 2007-2010 BMW X5 6-cylinder 3.0L or V8 4.8L?
Yes. Agility 8013380 fits the 2007-2010 BMW X5 with the L6-3.0L or the V8-4.8L engine, and each takes one.
What size are the inlet and outlet on this radiator?
Agility 8013380 has a 1.500 inch inlet diameter and a 1.500 inch outlet diameter, so you can compare both against your old radiator.
How thick is the core on this aluminum radiator?
The core is 1.250 inch thick with a single row, and it measures 22.875 inch in height by 23.5625 inch in width.
How can I check an old radiator for a leak?
With the engine off and cool, look over the radiator for wet spots, crusty residue or coolant stains. If the coolant level keeps dropping, a shop can pressure-test the cooling system.
Is the Agility 8013380 radiator leak tested?
Yes. Every Agility radiator is 100% leak tested, and this one is ready to install out of the box.
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