Keep it cool with a new Nissan Patrol radiator

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It’s a rugged ride that can handle any terrain, from the bustling city streets to the rough corrugated dirt tracks of the desert. The Nissan Patrol is a legendary 4WD that's as durable as it is dependable. What you don’t want to see is a cloud of steam billowing from under the bonnet. And without your radiator cooling things down it could spell big trouble for your engine.

When you’re in need of a Nissan Patrol radiator upgrade mycar has what you need to stop it getting too hot under the hood. Our friendly mechanics are always ready to help, so drop in today for a comprehensive quote.

Why get a new radiator for Nissan Patrol

When you come into mycar for a Nissan Patrol radiator repair or replacement we give your whole coolant system a thorough check over. We’ll inspect all the system hoses and pipes, and the radiator cap for signs of wear and tear or leaks, and let you know if anything else needs replacing like the water pump. After draining and removing the old radiator we’ll install the new radiator and hook everything back up. Then we’ll give your Nissan Patrol a radiator flush to remove any of the remaining coolant from the cooling system and engine block before refilling your new radiator with fresh coolant. And you’re ready to roll!

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How much does a Nissan Patrol radiator cost?

The Nissan Patrol radiator price is generally around $700-$900, but this will vary depending on your specific make and model.

What are the symptoms of needing a radiator replacement in a Nissan?

Some of the common signs that may spell trouble for your radiator are:

Thermostat is in the red zone showing your Navara is way too hot, or showing no temperature at all - this can happen when there’s no coolant left in the cooling system at all
Leaking coolant causing green or blue coloured puddles under the car.
Overheating or steam billowing from under the hood
A rusty radiator
Bubbles in your coolant when you take the radiator cap off

If you notice any of these issues then you may need to see mycar for a Nissan Patrol radiator removal and replacement.

Rev your engine with a Nissan Patrol radiator replacement

The cost for a full radiator replacement service for your Nissan Patrol will depend on a few factors. The cost of the radiator itself can vary depending on the make and model. It also depends on what other components may have been damaged due to overheating. mycar prides itself on being transparent with price, and will always give you a detailed quote highlighting what repairs are needed. We’ll also let you know if anything else needs attention once we’ve had a good look around your Patrol’s engine.

What size radiator is in the Nissan Patrol?

Radiator sizes differ between Nissan Patrols due to engine type, make and model. Some of the most common sizes are:

Width: 908mm, Height: 450mm, Core Thickness: 35mm
Width: 630mm, Height: 568mm, Core Thickness: 32mm
Width: 1020mm, Height: 720mm, Core Thickness: 15mm (wide type)

Check your owner’s manual for the correct radiator size for your vehicle, or ask your friendly mycar technician for advice.

How do you check the coolant level on a Nissan Patrol?

To check your coolant levels, wait until your car is cool, then pop the hood. Locate the coolant reservoir and make sure the coolant level falls between the upper and lower coolant level marks. If the level is close to the lower marking or below it, top up with the recommended coolant type for your car. Then you’re good to go!

The coolest radiator experts in town

So if your car is too hot to handle and you need a radiator expert, give the team at mycar a call. We’re just a stone throw away with over 275 stores dotted all over the country. And with a lifetime guarantee offered on all work we do on your car you can rest assured your Nissan Patrol is in good hands.

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