🌡️ PT Auto Warehouse R126 - High-Quality Radiator Cap, 16 PSI: Ensuring Optimal Cooling Performance Review

Old motorad fell apart, had to buy a new motorad to keep my daughter's car running without overheating as local auto parts store only has one make but replaced it with one , because I don't trust Motorad. I don't know how this will work or how long it will take, I just don't trust Motorad.

Last month I replaced the radiator on my '99 Accord EX V6 which lasted 20 years! After replacing all the hoses, clamps and coolant, I also replaced the radiator cap with this one (model R126) purchased from PT Warehouse. Made in China but looks good. It has been installed for about a month now and there have been no leaks around the radiator opening or cooling issues. The OEM cap has rubber seals and the R126 cap has silicone seals which is a great upgrade. You can see in the picture that the…

Let me start with a general comment on radiator caps. Too few Americans change their radiator caps regularly as preventative maintenance. After all, our manuals never talk about it. Well, just think about it. Most radiator caps, like the one in question, are designed to hold the precise pressure in your car's cooling system. The radiators heat to temperatures above boiling water and cool to temperatures as cold as Minnesota's coldest winters. This constant cycling between temperature changes…

Long story but I blew up my engine and ended up with another working Civic to swap engines from to restore my preferred engine to working condition . The cooler was better on the donor, but a new cover was needed because. its rubber seal was broken, and another radiator's cap didn't fit. I assumed both radiators were aftermarket and for some reason the cap fit issue. I was looking to buy a Stant radiator cap but unfortunately it's now a Chinese part so the R126 looked like the best I was…