SKP SK10229 radiator cap for the 1991-1993 Ford Explorer 4.0L and other vehicles seals the radiator filler opening and holds the cooling system under pressure.
A worn cap can show up as coolant residue around the filler neck, coolant loss with no visible leak, or overheating. Hoses, the radiator, the thermostat and the water pump can produce those signs too, so find the cause before you buy a cap.
It fits the 1975-1997 Ford F-250 with the L6-4.9L, V8-5.0L, V8-5.8L, V8-5.9L, V8-6.4L, V8-6.6L, V8-6.9L, V8-7.3L or V8-7.5L engine, and the 1983-1997 Ford Ranger with the L4-2.3L, along with many other vehicles. The 1991-1993 Ford Explorer with the V6-4.0L takes one cap. If your car isn't named here, look up your year and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Interchange: 31527 · T13 · 00861125 · 022251255 · 025121321 · 0361865 · 10130954 · 10229163 · 10229
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Is the SKP SK10229 a 1983-1997 Ford Ranger radiator cap for the L4-2.3L engine?
Yes. SKP SK10229 is listed for the 1983-1997 Ford Ranger with the L4-2.3L, and each vehicle takes one cap.
Does the SKP SK10229 work as a 1991-1993 Ford Explorer radiator cap on the V6-4.0L engine?
Yes. SKP SK10229 is listed for the 1991-1993 Ford Explorer with the V6-4.0L engine, and the vehicle takes one cap.
Can coolant loss with no visible leak point to a worn radiator cap?
Yes, a cap that no longer holds pressure can let coolant escape, and residue around the filler neck or overheating can be signs too. Only open the cooling system when the engine is cool.
Does the SKP SK10229 replace radiator cap number T13 or 31527?
Yes. SKP SK10229 is listed as a replacement for T13 and 31527, along with the other numbers on the Interchange line.
Where is the SKP SK10229 radiator cap made?
The country of origin for this radiator cap is China.
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