Engine Radiator - Denso - DRM10028


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The Denso DRM10028 engine radiator is designed for vehicle owners and mechanics seeking a high-quality replacement cooling unit for specific Ford models including the C-MAX II, Focus Mk3, and Transit Connect. Its primary benefit is providing reliable heat dissipation to prevent engine overheating and maintain peak performance, though users should carefully verify OEM compatibility references before purchase to ensure a perfect fit.
| Model Part Number | DRM10028 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Denso |
This unit is compatible with the C-MAX II, Focus Mk3, and Transit Connect. Always check your OEM part number (1766348, 1804849, or 1830145) to confirm fitment.
Standard mechanic tools are required, including a coolant drain pan, hose pliers, and screwdrivers for shroud removal.
If you have experience working on automotive cooling systems, it is possible, but professional installation is recommended to ensure the system is properly bled of air.
The core dimensions are 545 mm x 378 mm x 27 mm.
The radiator weighs approximately 2320 g.
Check coolant levels and ensure there are no air pockets in the cooling system after installation.
Inspect hose clamps and the radiator drain plug for proper tightness and seating.
Installation of the DRM10028 should be performed by a qualified technician, as it involves draining the cooling system and potential removal of cooling fans and hoses. Always use fresh coolant compatible with your vehicle's requirements when refilling. To care for the radiator, ensure the exterior fins remain free of debris, leaves, and road grime by gently washing with low-pressure water to maintain optimal airflow. Regularly inspect for signs of corrosion or coolant leaks around the plastic end tanks and hose connections.