When you’re driving a heavy-duty truck across Alberta’s highways or hauling heavy loads around Red Deer, your cooling system works harder than just about anything else under the hood. Keeping your radiator in top shape isn’t just a suggestion — it’s essential for protecting your engine, saving fuel, and avoiding costly repairs. At Northland Radiator, […]
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Keeping your truck’s engine cool is key to ensuring optimal performance, prolonging the engine’s lifespan, and avoiding significant repairs. Overheating impacts your engine’s health and can leave you stranded when you least expect it. Here are a few tips and tricks to improve your truck’s cooling efficiency: Whether you are towing heavy loads, navigating stop-and-go […]
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Choosing the proper radiator for your vehicle is an important decision with lasting performance, durability, and cost implications. Among the most popular options are aluminum and copper/brass radiators. There is no single “best” option for which radiator is better because each has unique benefits and trade-offs. Aluminum radiators are lightweight, corrosion-resistant, and excel at rapid […]
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Modern vehicles, especially high-performance cars and heavy-duty trucks, face immense demands on their engines. Whether it’s from towing, navigating hilly terrains, or simply enduring extended commutes, the stress placed on an engine can lead to elevated oil temperatures, reducing engine efficiency and longevity. An engine oil cooler is designed to regulate the temperature of engine […]
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There is nothing quite as frustrating as a chilly commute while waiting for your car heater to work its magic. A car heater that takes too long to warm up is more than an inconvenience—it could signal underlying mechanical issues that need attention. Whether you are running late on a frosty morning or simply trying […]
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Oil coolers play a crucial role in the performance and longevity of various types of machinery, especially vehicle engines. Lubricant coolers are typically offered in four styles, utilizing either air-to-fluid or fluid-to-fluid heat transfer. The 4 main types of oil coolers are aluminum, copper and steel tube aluminum shell, removal bundle tube and shell, and […]
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While your engine keeps your truck moving down the road, all that work can eventually take its toll. Overheating is a common yet critical issue that many people encounter. When a truck overheats, it can lead to significant engine damage, costly repairs, and downtime. Some of the reasons your engine may overheat include: Pinpointing the […]
A heavy-duty truck’s radiator is crucial for maintaining optimal performance and safety. Without a functioning radiator, your engine can overheat, leading to costly repairs and downtime. Recognizing the early signs of radiator trouble can help you save money and keep your truck running smoothly with timely radiator repairs and maintenance. Some of the most common […]
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If you’re a truck driver or owner, you know how crucial radiator service can be. Your radiator is not just a component—it’s the heart of your vehicle’s engine cooling system. By circulating coolant through your engine, your radiator helps keep your engine running smoothly and your vehicle operating as it should. But how long do […]
If your car’s overheating and you’re scratching your head as to what caused the problem, a radiator can be one of the first things to check. Radiators are a crucial component of any vehicle’s cooling system, and any leaks in the radiator can lead to serious problems down the line. Corrosion, pressure, damage, poor maintenance, […]
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