Radiator Cap - Blue Print - ADG09928

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This guide helps owners of VAUXHALL MERIVA B (1.4, 1.3D, 1.7D) models from 2010 onwards and VAUXHALL CORSA D and E models from 2006 onwards understand and use the Blue Print ADG09928 radiator cap. The primary benefit is maintaining the correct coolant pressure, essential for engine cooling and longevity. Please note that this product should be installed by a competent individual.
| Model Part Number | ADG09928 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Blue Print |
The opening pressure is 1.4 bar.
This cap is designed for VAUXHALL MERIVA B (1.4, 1.3D, 1.7D) models from 2010 onwards and VAUXHALL CORSA D and E models from 2006 onwards.
It is made of black plastic.
Check the radiator cap and coolant levels. Replace the cap if it is damaged.
No, fitting instructions are usually not supplied. Installation should be performed by a competent individual.
Use a damp cloth to clean the cap. Avoid harsh chemicals.
Check the radiator cap for proper sealing and pressure. Replace if necessary.
Inspect the cap and surrounding areas for leaks. Tighten the cap or replace if the seal is damaged.
Installation: This product should be installed by a competent individual. Ensure the engine is cold before removing the old cap. Carefully align the new cap and tighten it until secure. Do not overtighten.
Compatibility: This cap is compatible with VAUXHALL MERIVA B (1.4, 1.3D, 1.7D) models from 2010 onwards and VAUXHALL CORSA D and E models from 2006 onwards. Always check the model fitment before installation.
Care: Regularly inspect the cap for any signs of damage, such as cracks or leaks. Clean the cap if necessary, using only a damp cloth. Avoid using harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.