Spectra Premium Radiator P/N:2001-1503
Spectra Premium 2001-1723P radiator for the 2008-2013 Freightliner Cascadia and other vehicles moves engine coolant through an aluminum core to shed engine heat. This Spectra Premium radiator is a heavy duty unit whose performance meets or exceeds the original equipment it replaces, engine and transmission components included.
Overheating, low coolant or damp spots under the truck can all have more than one source. With the engine off and cool, look over the core, the tank seams and the plastic tanks for stains, wet spots or cracks. If the radiator is the leaking part, this unit replaces it.
This radiator is listed for a wide range of Freightliner and Sterling Truck models, led by the 2008-2013 Freightliner Cascadia, the 2008-2010 Freightliner Columbia and the 2009-2010 Freightliner Century Class. The 2008-2013 Freightliner Cascadia takes one radiator.
Fit and size
Build and materials
One radiator with its transmission oil cooler and mounting hardware. An engine oil cooler is not included.
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Is this a Freightliner Cascadia radiator replacement for a 2008-2013 truck?
Yes, Spectra Premium 2001-1723P is listed for the 2008-2013 Freightliner Cascadia and takes one per truck; if your truck is not named on this page, check its year and engine in the "Vehicles it fits" section.
Does the Spectra Premium 2001-1723P radiator include a transmission oil cooler?
Yes, Spectra Premium 2001-1723P has a plated transmission oil cooler with 5 plates on the fan side and comes with mounting hardware, but an engine oil cooler is not included.
Is the core on this radiator aluminum, and how many rows does it have?
The core is aluminum with 2 rows, measuring 42.125 in high, 37.75 in wide and 2.1875 in thick. The tanks are plastic.
What size are the inlet and outlet hose connections on this radiator?
Both the inlet and the outlet are 2.5 in in diameter. The inlet is at the top right and the outlet is at the bottom left.
Where do I look for a leak on a radiator like this one?
With the engine off and cool, check the core, the tank seams and the plastic tanks for wet spots, crusty coolant residue or cracks. A shop can pressure-test the cooling system if nothing shows.
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