The oil radiator reduces the oil temperature through a heat exchange process. When the engine is running, the oil increases in temperature while lubricating and cooling the engine components. The coolant circulation system inside the oil radiator transfers the heat from the oil to the coolant, which then dissipates the heat through the radiator to the outside environment, thereby reducing the temperature of the oil. The oil radiator is usually installed in the engine cooling system, adjacent to the coolant radiator, and contains one or more heat exchange units consisting of small pipes and heat sinks
Maintenance :
Use regular antifreeze : use regular manufacturers of antifreeze, avoid the use of inferior coolant, to prevent corrosion and blockage of the pipeline
Check water level regularly : Check water level at all times to make sure there are no blockages and scale building up inside the radiator
Cleaning the radiator : clean the radiator core regularly to keep it clean and efficient
prevent icing : in winter to prevent the radiator from freezing, long-term parking should be released all the water
Keep dry : Keep the spare radiator ventilated and dry
