OEM INFINITI Radiator & Cooling Parts

49720CG205 - : Pressure Hose for Infiniti Image

Pressure Hose

Infiniti 49720-CG205
Fx. 4.5l. 4wd, 4.5L, 2005-08. From 10/2003.
Discontinued
913891CA1A - : Drain Hose for Infiniti Image

Drain Hose

Infiniti 91389-1CA1A
Rear.
Discontinued
913906P000 - : Drain Hose for Infiniti Image

Drain Hose

Infiniti 91390-6P000
1999-01. front. 1997-98. front. With SUNROOF. front from 1/03.
Discontinued
47474EH100 - : Vacuum Hose for Infiniti Image

Vacuum Hose

Infiniti 47474-EH100
No. 2, 3.5L.
Discontinued
3085531U0B - : Flex Hose for Infiniti Image

Flex Hose

Infiniti 30855-31U0B
I30. From clutch tube.
Discontinued
4971764U00 - : Pressure Hose for Infiniti Image

Pressure Hose

Infiniti 49717-64U00
With active suspension.
Discontinued
47474EJ81A - : Vacuum Hose for Infiniti Image

Vacuum Hose

Infiniti 47474-EJ81A
No. 2, 3.5L.
Discontinued

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What INFINITI Radiators Do

Radiators are heatsinks that help vehicle engines run without overheating. How they work is simple. First, a liquid coolant, antifreeze, flows through radiator inlet and outlet hoses, with help from a water pump. It gets pressurized by a radiator cap as it travels, making it capable of capturing maximal heat. Then, flat, fin-style aluminum tubes release the heat, and a cooling fan helps dispel it.

Other Types Of INFINITI Radiators

Some radiators even have extra fins called turbulators, which dissipate heat even better. Others have side-mounted tanks called transmission coolers, which transfer heat from transmission operation to the coolant.

How To Spot Radiator Issues

No matter what kind of radiator your INFINITI vehicle has, it can develop problems over time. Luckily, there are signs to look for. They include:

  • Unusual engine noises
  • Unusually high temperature gauge readings
  • A sweet, syrupy ethylene glycol odor (indicating a coolant leak)
  • Dirty or gooey antifreeze
  • Leaking coolant
  • Car heating and air conditioning malfunctions

To figure out the causes of these problems, run a thorough radiator inspection.

Repair Your OEM Cooling System with a Genuine INFINITI Radiator and Save

Whether you're looking to order an entire replacement radiator or just a few parts, you've come to the right place. Our auto parts store has a vast selection, and everything's genuine, designed by INFINITI to work with the car or SUV you drive. You can even buy online -- where we price our parts far lower -- up to 35% --than the MSRP that others charge.