Agility Autoparts Radiator P/N:8011326
Agility 8067409 radiator for the 2011-2013 UD 1800 6-cylinder 7.0L and other vehicles moves engine heat out of the coolant as it flows through the core. It is certified to meet or exceed manufacturer specifications.
A temperature gauge that climbs, coolant spots under the front of the vehicle or a low coolant level can mean the radiator is failing. A stuck thermostat, a weak water pump or a bad radiator cap can also be behind overheating, so find the cause before you buy a radiator.
The 2011-2013 UD 2000 6-cylinder 7.0L and the 2011-2013 UD 2300DH 6-cylinder 7.0L take this radiator too, along with other vehicles. Open the "Vehicles it fits" section to check your exact model and engine.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One radiator, which is the quantity the vehicle calls for.
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Does the Agility 8067409 radiator fit the 2011-2013 UD 2300DH 6-cylinder 7.0L?
Yes. Agility 8067409 fits the 2011-2013 UD 2300DH 6-cylinder 7.0L. Use the "Vehicles it fits" section to check other models and engines.
What are the inlet and outlet diameters on the Agility 8067409 radiator?
The Agility 8067409 has an inlet diameter of 1.5625 in and an outlet diameter of 2.125 in.
How big is the core on this heavy-duty radiator?
The core is 28.500 in high, 24.875 in wide and 1.750 in thick, with two rows.
What are signs of a leaking radiator?
Coolant spots under the front of the vehicle, a high temperature gauge or a low coolant level can point to a leak. With the engine cool, look at the tank seams for wetness or residue.
Is the Agility 8067409 radiator leak tested?
Yes. Every Agility radiator is 100% leak tested and made under the ISO TS16949 quality system.
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